Divorce can be stressful for both spouses and their children. It can involve several months or even years of going to court, filling out complicated paperwork, consulting with lawyers and, on top of all that, dealing with the emotional pain of a family breakup. Even if two spouses are amicably parting ways, the children […]
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When you get into an accident, you may be entitled to compensation depending on the circumstances of the case. For instance, if another car crashed into yours while you were driving, you could bring a claim for damages, which could include damage to your vehicle and other economic costs, and pain-and-suffering. If you think you […]
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Everyone makes mistakes, and we all deserve a second chance. Maybe you got a DUI when you were younger or you got picked up for simple drug possession charges, but now you have tried to put all of that behind you and chart a new course in life. Unfortunately, moving forward when you have a […]
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When a couple gets divorced, the division of property can be one of the most contentious issues that needs to be resolved. Oftentimes, money and finances are major reasons for the divorce in the first place, and it can be very difficult to reach a peaceable and workable agreement between the spouses on how to […]
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Just about everyone is on social media these days. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and countless other platforms have become an integral part of many Americans’ everyday lives. It is not hard to see why social media has such a mass appeal; the ability to stay connected with family members and friends in various parts of […]
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If you are injured in a vehicle accident or suffer any other type of injury at the hands of another party, you will need strong evidence to prove the extent of the losses you have suffered. This may include not only direct monetary losses such as medical expenses, lost earnings, and property damage, but also […]
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Everyone is dealing with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Countless businesses have had to close their doors, and millions of Americans have suddenly found themselves out of a job. Most of the country is under lockdown until the virus passes, the children are doing distance learning, and a lot of people have moved their […]
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The coronavirus outbreak that has ravished our country and the world will impact every area of our society in one way or another. Although some people may be immune to the virus, no one is immune to the effects of it. And this includes those who have been injured in a car accident or suffered […]
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We are certainly living in extraordinary times. The COVID-19 crisis is an unprecedented event that very few people saw coming, even just a couple months ago. Thousands have lost their lives due to the virus, and millions have lost their jobs because of the lockdown that was triggered by it. Restaurants, bars, sporting events, and […]
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Many people believe that when a couple gets divorced, the assets within a retirement account belong to the spouse whose name is on the account. This is a common misconception that stems from the idea that these are “individual” retirement accounts and therefore should remain with the individual who opened them. In actuality, personal retirement […]
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How Does Divorce Affect Children?
/0 Comments/in divorce /by Nowell Law FirmDivorce can be stressful for both spouses and their children. It can involve several months or even years of going to court, filling out complicated paperwork, consulting with lawyers and, on top of all that, dealing with the emotional pain of a family breakup. Even if two spouses are amicably parting ways, the children […]
The Basics of Personal Injury Law
/0 Comments/in personal injury /by Nowell Law FirmWhen you get into an accident, you may be entitled to compensation depending on the circumstances of the case. For instance, if another car crashed into yours while you were driving, you could bring a claim for damages, which could include damage to your vehicle and other economic costs, and pain-and-suffering. If you think you […]
Is it Possible to Expunge my Criminal Record in South Carolina?
/0 Comments/in criminal /by Nowell Law FirmEveryone makes mistakes, and we all deserve a second chance. Maybe you got a DUI when you were younger or you got picked up for simple drug possession charges, but now you have tried to put all of that behind you and chart a new course in life. Unfortunately, moving forward when you have a […]
How is Property Divided during a South Carolina Divorce?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Nowell Law FirmWhen a couple gets divorced, the division of property can be one of the most contentious issues that needs to be resolved. Oftentimes, money and finances are major reasons for the divorce in the first place, and it can be very difficult to reach a peaceable and workable agreement between the spouses on how to […]
The Impact of Social Media when you are Involved in Litigation
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Nowell Law FirmJust about everyone is on social media these days. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and countless other platforms have become an integral part of many Americans’ everyday lives. It is not hard to see why social media has such a mass appeal; the ability to stay connected with family members and friends in various parts of […]
What Is a Personal Injury Journal and Why Should I Use One?
/0 Comments/in personal injury /by Nowell Law FirmIf you are injured in a vehicle accident or suffer any other type of injury at the hands of another party, you will need strong evidence to prove the extent of the losses you have suffered. This may include not only direct monetary losses such as medical expenses, lost earnings, and property damage, but also […]
How Will the Coronavirus Affect Family Legal Matters?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Nowell Law FirmEveryone is dealing with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Countless businesses have had to close their doors, and millions of Americans have suddenly found themselves out of a job. Most of the country is under lockdown until the virus passes, the children are doing distance learning, and a lot of people have moved their […]
How will the COVID 19 Pandemic Impact Accident Injury Claims?
/0 Comments/in personal injury /by Nowell Law FirmThe coronavirus outbreak that has ravished our country and the world will impact every area of our society in one way or another. Although some people may be immune to the virus, no one is immune to the effects of it. And this includes those who have been injured in a car accident or suffered […]
Finding Silver Linings in the Coronavirus Pandemic
/0 Comments/in business law /by Nowell Law FirmWe are certainly living in extraordinary times. The COVID-19 crisis is an unprecedented event that very few people saw coming, even just a couple months ago. Thousands have lost their lives due to the virus, and millions have lost their jobs because of the lockdown that was triggered by it. Restaurants, bars, sporting events, and […]
What Happens to Your Personal Retirement Account During a Divorce?
/0 Comments/in divorce /by Nowell Law FirmMany people believe that when a couple gets divorced, the assets within a retirement account belong to the spouse whose name is on the account. This is a common misconception that stems from the idea that these are “individual” retirement accounts and therefore should remain with the individual who opened them. In actuality, personal retirement […]