One of the biggest questions that people think about when it becomes clear that they might have to declare bankruptcy is whether or not they'll lose their home. The idea of being homeless, while not applicable to most bankruptcy situations, is certainly a sobering thought. It's important to discuss this topic at length with your bankruptcy attorney. Depending on the type of bankruptcy that you declare, you may be able to keep your home, or your home may be seized.

People have different emotional reactions when a police officer detains them. Some people will endeavor to be as cooperative as possible in the hopes of creating a positive impression, while others may act difficulty for a number of reasons. If a police officer has pulled you over to investigate whether you're driving under the influence of alcohol, you might be tempted to act in an argumentative manner. For example, if you feel as though the police officer didn't have just cause to stop you, or you believe that you're sober enough to drive, you may act belligerently.

Settling a car accident case often takes a lot of time and may require hiring a personal injury lawyer. If you would like to find out more about your rights, you should schedule a visit with a lawyer. Here are some tips to help you prepare for this important visit. Bring evidence that shows you did not cause the accident When you meet with a lawyer, it is not only to find out if you have the right to sue or seek compensation, but  also to find out if you really have a case.

If you have been involved in a serious motor vehicle accident, you many need to seek the expertise of a personal injury attorney, especially if you have sustained a serious injury such as a pelvic fracture.  According To Cedars Sinai, the majority of pelvic fractures occur during high-speed motorcycle or car crashes. A pelvic fracture or crushed pelvis can lead to long-term and permanent disability, and if your personal injury attorney determines that the car accident and resultant injuries were the other driver's fault, you may be entitled to a substantial legal settlement.

Summer is a great time to get out on the water and enjoy time with your friends. Unfortunately, many of the US waterways can end up looking like national highways during a holiday traffic jam, especially over the summer. With all the boating activities going on, and the availability of alcohol on the water, accidents are bound to happen. If you're involved in a boating accident this summer, and you were one of the passengers, you need to act fast to protect your rights.

Getting injured in a wreck is bad, but being hurt because of criminally negligent behavior might be even worse. Sorting out the various charges, courts, and cases can be confusing, but a short explanation of the difference between civil and criminal law might help clear matters up. Read on to learn more. When an accident scene is also a crime scene Even the most horrific car accidents may be cases of a driver's carelessness, and while careless actions while driving can result in major problems, it doesn't mean a crime has been committed.

Would it not be a good thing if every citizen that ever thought about committing a crime could see beforehand what the punishment was for the chosen crime? Oh, wait, you can do that if you look it up. Take Florida for example. This state actually madea chart of crimes, described the crimes fully, and tells you exactly what to expect when you lose at your trial. Do you want to take a closer look?

If you are pursuing a car accident claim against another motorist, you will mainly be dealing with the defendant's auto insurance company and not with the defendant directly.  In fact, the insurance matters will play a huge role in your car accident claim. Here are some of the specific issues that insurance will determine: The Insurance Company Defends the Motorists If you are pursuing a car accident case, and the defendant has insurance coverage, don't expect to go against the individual in court.

Most people have been pulled over for speeding at least a few times in their life. Usually, you are pulled over because you really were speeding, and although you would like for the officer to not give you a ticket, you still accept your fate because you know you were guilty of the crime. But what should you do if you are ever pulled over for speeding and know for a fact that you were not, indeed, going faster than the speed limit?

If you've been hit by a careless driver and now find yourself dealing with the injury and all the rest of the misery that can result from something like this, you undoubtedly deserve compensation. While taking on the task of dealing with insurance agencies and your claim while being hurt can be a challenge, you must consider taking action a top priority in your efforts to get your life back to normal again.