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2 Reasons To Hire A Disability Attorney

One of the hardest processes that you can go through is trying to get your disability benefits approved, especially if you are permanently disabled. This process is typically quite difficult due to all of the review process and red tape that can cause the approval process to take months or years to complete. Listed below are two reasons to hire a disability attorney to help you apply for your benefits. Read More 

School Accommodations: Preparing For Your Child’s Individualized Education Plan Meeting

Most mainstream schools are designed for a one-size-fits-all approach to education. Unfortunately, this often leaves kids with learning disabilities and other challenges behind and struggling to keep the pace. If your child is having this problem, you need to consider asking the school for an Individualized Education Plan, or IEP. Establishing a plan like this is important, because it defines accommodations and considerations that must be made for your child to help him or her succeed. Read More 

Help! Can A Marriage Be Annulled In New Jersey?

If you have been married in the state of New Jersey, there are some instances where you can have the marriage annulled. The New Jersey Revised Statutes state the causes of annulment that are accepted in the state. The law also states that while there will not be any division of property in the annulment, you are entitled to child custody and alimony. What if the Marriage Wasn't Consummated? Read More 

Spouses Who Won’t Sign the Divorce Papers

A divorce is never an easy process. Even if everyone cooperates, divorces are generally painful. Too often they become contentious, with both parties fighting over property, child visitation, and other matters. In some extreme cases, one party won't cooperate at all, refusing to finalize the divorce. What can you do if your spouse refuses to become your ex? Divorce Types If you are involved in a divorce that involves blaming your spouse for the failure of your marriage, you may find your husband or wife unwilling to sign the divorce papers. Read More 

What Happens To Your Spouse’s Workers Compensation If They Die?

It may be considered inconsiderate or insensitive for a significant other to be curious as to where his or her deceased spouses' worker's compensation money goes after they pass away, but some people rely on these funds to survive. Without this income, they may not be able to support themselves without additional assistance. There is no reason a former employee's family should suffer because of a work-related injury. If your loved one has succumbed to an injury from his or her workplace, you may be able to receive compensation benefits after their death. Read More