Separation and Divorce: Why a Court Divorce Should be Your Last Resort

Posted on 13 October 2017

Statistics have it that 36 percent of all married couples end up divorced. What this means is that lots of people will be affected directly or indirectly by divorce and everyone should think about the details that go into the divorce process. The initial stage of separation is characterized by anger and pain so it can be very tempting to choose litigation over other forms of divorce settlements because you don't want to talk to your partner. [Read More]

How to Follow Up Non-Payments in an Online Sales Business

Posted on 11 September 2017

If you work online and are regularly collecting payment directly, in your bank account or via PayPal, it can cause a lot of difficulties when you don't receive payment within a short time frame. If you have a lot of items unpaid for, that stock is taking up space and reducing the number of items you can order in for other paying customers. Although as a business owner you may be worried about your brand reputation, it's important to remember that not all customers are good for your business. [Read More]

Understanding the Nature and Scope of Legal Provisions in Workers Compensation

Posted on 17 August 2017

Essentially, the reason everyone strives to get a job is to have a reliable source of income that will enable him or her to meet daily needs. This is why compensation is such an elemental part of the laws governing employment. It is your right to receive a reasonable compensation, which is commensurate with the services that you offer your employer. Today, remuneration packages have been refined to include more items other than your wage or salary. [Read More]

Why You Need to Consider These Unusual but Frightening Legal Challenges If You're in Business

Posted on 19 July 2017

If you're in business on your own account, it can be a gratifying and challenging experience all at the same time. You may think that you have all the various legal angles covered, but you may nevertheless have overlooked some less common, but worrying risks. If you want to carry on operating for as long as possible without facing an unexpected legal hurdle, what are some of the areas you should be considering? [Read More]

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Managing legal battles with family

I was always really close with my siblings but after my dad got sick we have had a lot of fights. No one can agree on the best way to pay for his medical expenses and there has been a lot of fights over money. Some of these have even ended up in court. This is very stressful for everyone. This blog has some tips on how to manage legal battles around elder care, especially when families cannot agree on the best treatment for elderly relatives. I hope it is helpful for other children, spouses, and carers of the elderly.

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