Legal Help
Learn when it's time to bring in a lawyer and how to pick the right one to fit your needs.
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10 Terms to Include in Your Rental Agreement
The terms of your rental agreement are important for protecting your rights as a property owner.
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How to Get the Most Out of Your Attorney/Client Relationship
To fully utilize a lawyer's services and expertise, find the best fit for you and your case, build trust, and know when to walk away.
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Long-Term Care Benefits for Veterans
Long-term care for elderly or disabled people is expensive, and many families struggle to afford assisted living or a paid caregiver. But if the person needing care served in the U.S. military, he or she may be eligible for little-known benefits that can ease the financial stress on the whole family.
· 3 min read
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How to Find an Attorney Who's Right for You
When faced with a legal problem, many people don't know how to begin looking for an attorney. Attorneys—and the law—can seem unfamiliar and intimidating. But the process is easier if you first understand a few things about attorneys and how they can help you.
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How to Sue Your Lawyer
It can be very frustrating when an attorney you trusted to help you with a legal problem has violated that trust. Find out when and if you can file for malpractice against a lawyer you hired.
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U.S. Citizenship Through Marriage: How Does It Work?
Obtaining U.S. citizenship through marriage can take several years, but the steps are clearly laid out by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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When to Hire a Lawyer
Should you hire a lawyer or handle things on your own? Get some guidance for making this crucial decision. Find out when you clearly need legal help, and when you might be able to get by without the additional expense.
· 6 min read
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Understanding a Room Rental Agreement
If you're seeking to make extra income or want to downsize, then consider renting out one of your empty rooms before you decide to sell your home. People who rent out rooms may be empty nesters or they may be younger people who have extra space and need additional income to cover the mortgage. Whatever your stage in life, you can increase your income by renting out a room in your house. Before you decide to rent a room, though, you should have a room rental agreement in place to protect you and to describe what the renter can and cannot do in your home.
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