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• Four Things That Are Difficult To Take As Your Legal Name

  10 February 2015

  Have you ever thought of changing your legal name? You may want to take that step, for example, if your name is associated with a dangerous criminal's name. However, you can't just pick any word and use it as your name. Here are examples of four things that you may find difficult to adopt as your legal name: Famous Names The courts will not allow you to change your name to one related to a famous person.

• 4 Things to Know About Chapter 7 Bankrtupcy

  4 February 2015

  If you are faced with debt that you can't pay, you may need to consider filing for bankruptcy. This is a legal status that may discharge some or all of your debt. It's important if you are in this situation to understand specific things about filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy before beginning this legal process. The costs When you're dealing with a financial problem, the last thing you want to face is huge fees.

• Who Gets The Family Pet In A Divorce Or Separation?

  5 January 2015

  Who gets the family home or primary physical custody of the children aren't the only significant issues relating to divorce these days. Who gets the family pet is becoming more of a legal issue when a couple's relationship ends. Signing a legal agreement from the start could save you a pet custody dispute in court if you and your partner ever get divorced. When Your Pet Isn't Just Property Although pets were once considered personal property, the way people feel about their pets has changed.

• Determining Negligence In A Truck Accident

  30 December 2014

  If you have been involved in an accident with a truck, you may want to consider one of the reasons for that accident as mechanical failure. Two of the biggest contributors to mechanical failure in trucks are defective tires and brake failure. So, in order to determine who is responsible for those failures, you need to understand what the common causes of these failures are, in order to determine who to sue.

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