2019
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What Should You Do If Someone Stole From Your Loved One's Estate?
When someone dies, you often must wait for the lawyer to read the will and name the executor. Then, the executor will tell the beneficiaries what each one gets, and they will divide the assets between them. When everyone involved is honest and the deceased has made proper plans for their estate, this goes smoothly. But sometimes, a beneficiary decides to buck the system and steal from the estate before the will is properly read.
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Tips For Protecting Your Bail Bonds Agency From Failure To Appear Issues
As a bail bondsman, one of the hardest things on your business is an increase in failure to appear revocations. They cost you significantly, not only in lost bail money but in the lost time spent trying to locate the defendant after the fact. The good news is that there are some ways that you can reduce the percentage of failure to appear incidents that you face. Here are a couple of things that you should consider to help you minimize these issues.
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Ways To Prove That You Weren't Driving Anyone In Your Ride-Sharing Vehicle During A DUI Case
If you're a ride-sharing driver, you likely appreciate the ability to earn income simply from driving passengers around your city. In this capacity, you're responsible for the safety of your passenger, so driving safely is imperative. While it's never a good idea to drink before getting behind the wheel of your vehicle, this is especially true when you're a ride-sharing driver. A DUI charge while you're carrying a passenger can often be more serious, and you may face additional charges, too.
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