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Dealing with a former partner who doesn't make their court-ordered child support payments can be incredibly frustrating, and leave you and your child in a financially vulnerable situation. Luckily, there are specific things you can do to take control of the situation and increase the odds of child support being paid. Here are three things to do when your ex is behind on child support: Work with an Experienced Attorney

If you have an elderly parent that requires care in a nursing home, you may find yourself feeling concerned about their health and well-being in the hands of caregivers that are not family members. However, logical concerns can quickly catapult into suspicions if you start to notice your parent acting differently, see injuries, or hear them complain about being mistreated or handled roughly. And if you are currently experiencing such suspicions and feel that you elderly parent is being abused by nursing home staff, it is important to know what to do and how to proceed in dealing with the situation.

If you have been assaulted or battered by someone, you have more options open to you than just having that person arrested. You can also contact a personal injury lawyer and have file a lawsuit against them. If you are going to do that, it's important to know what the terms mean and what they mean to you.  Assault The terms assault and battery often go together, and your attacker may be guilty of both, but they may also be guilty of only one of them.

Nearly everyone knows about the monthly Social Security checks you can get if you qualify, but there is also the potential to get a lump sum payment if you are owed back pay. The back pay is meant to cover the lag in time between the date your medical condition began preventing you from working and the date that you finally begin getting monthly payments. To learn more about this lump sum benefit, read on.

A real estate purchase can be one of the most fulfilling, yet time consuming and potentially confusing situations that you go through. Because of this, you will need to be sure that you reach out to a team of real estate lawyers who can look out for you. If you are in the midst of such a purchase process, you will need to reach out to the help of a real estate lawyer who can assist you.

If an auto accident happens on the road, it's common knowledge that phoning the police and exchanging insurance information are the first things to do. However, when auto accidents occur on private property, many people aren't sure about how to proceed. What do you do if you're involved in an auto accident in an area like a store parking lot? Read on to find out. Rule #1: Treat it Like Any Other Auto Accident - Call The Police First

When you slip and fall on someone's property, and your accident was caused by the occupant's negligence, you have the right to sue for damages. Unfortunately, slip-and-fall cases aren't always easy to prove. To win your case, you need to prove that the accident occurred on the property in question; the person occupying the property was negligent and that negligence caused the accident; the accident was not your fault; and you had losses that resulted from the accident.

If you are the defendant in a case against you, and your case is going into a court of law, you will want to present yourself in a favorable manner. If you are able to show the judge and jury you are serious about the charges against you and you exhibit a positive outlook overall with the way you conduct yourself, you will be more believable as they will be more apt to listen to your side of the story impartially.