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Can An Adopted Child Receive An Inheritance From Their Biological Parents?

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In most states, biological children have a legal right to their parents’ estates. Adoption can change that. A child that was given up for adoption might not have a claim to his or her biological parents’ estates. Whether he or she does have a claim depends on certain circumstances. Is Your Claim Automatically Terminated? In an adoption, the biological parents are required to give up their parental rights. All their legal responsibilities to the child end once the proper documentation is signed.…

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Three Common Trademark Problems On Social Media

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When you are dealing with an idea, a brand name, or a new product, a name can mean a lot. One of the first things that you should do is add the name that you plan to use on social media. The next thing that you should do is attempt to get a trademark for the names that you plan to use. If you are just starting up your business and you are hitting some snags in the trademark department, you will need to know a few things about trademarks, social media, and how to maneuver problems.…

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Getting A Divorce While Living Abroad

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Having the opportunity to live abroad is something that many people dream of. While you and your spouse may have embarked on an overseas adventure together, there is always the possibility that living in a foreign country away from family and friends will drive a wedge in your relationship. Making the decision to file for divorce while you are living abroad can be challenging. Here are three important steps that you must take in order to ensure your divorce is conducted properly while you are living in a foreign country.…

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Protect Your Interests With Documentation - Documents To Deliver To Your Discrimination Attorney

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If you’ve been the victim of discrimination in the workplace, it’s important that you do everything you can to protect your rights. While the initial shock and depression may be intense, it’s vital that you combat any instincts to turn yourself inward and instead immediately begin to gather the necessary information to successfully litigate your case. Hard evidence is worth its weight in gold in a court of law, and producing as much of it as possible will be an immense benefit.…

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Two Things You Didn'T Know About Common Law Marriage

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It isn’t always necessary to go through the process of getting a marriage license and having a formal ceremony to be considered married. If you and your spouse have been together for a number of years and behave like a married couple, you may have what is called a common law marriage. In this type of relationship, separating isn’t as easy as going your own way. Here are two things you need to know about common law marriage that may affect your rights when your relationship ends.…

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Three Steps for Helping Your Parent Get Their Disability Income

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If your parent can no longer work due to an injury but is too young to get social security income, they may feel alone or isolated. One of the best things to do when suffering from a physical disability that prevents working is to file for social security disability payments. This process can be long and taxing, especially if your parent is experiencing ailments. Here are three steps for helping your parents when they are dealing with the disability income process.…

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How Car Accidents Can Put A Dent In Your Wallet

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The physical injuries caused by a car wreck can be bad enough, but if you don’t take action quickly to get some monetary compensation, you might be facing even greater complications. You can expect to take a hit to at least two major areas, so read to find out more. Medical Expenses No matter how awesome your auto insurance coverage is, you may still be on the hook for some charges after the dust settles.…

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Taking Care Of Probate In 3 Steps

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The term “probate” can be both intimidating and confusing to some people. It refers to the legal process in which a last will and testament is submitted to the court where it is evaluated and approved. While your estate attorney is fully capable of seeing a will through the probate process, it can help tremendously to have a good basic understanding of what happens during probate. This information becomes even more important if you find yourself in the role of the personal representative (executor).…

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Understanding When A Name Change May Not Be Considered Legal

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If you have always liked the first name Ziggy or if you simply hate your old-fashioned name, then you do have the option of legally changing it. This is actually a common and simple practice that involves some paperwork and an acceptance by the court system. You will typically need to fill out a document called a Petition for Change of Name or a form with a similar name depending on the state you live in.…

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3 Common Types Of Wrongful Death Cases

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Many people have heard the term “wrongful death lawsuits,” but not everyone completely understands what kind of cases qualify for a wrongful death claim. Understanding the types of cases that qualify can ensure that you receive the justice and compensation that you deserve if you lose a family member due to wrongful or negligent acts. Some of the most common types of wrongful death cases include: Automobile Accidents Unfortunately, there are huge number of automobile accidents in the U.…

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