Category: Law

Mediation is a method of alternative dispute resolution that can be used in various non-criminal cases. Divorces, child custody disputes, contract disputes, lease disputes, and disputes involving small businesses fall under this category. The mediation process involves all parties working cooperatively toward a resolution or settlement of their dispute under the guidance of a neutral…

Have you started feeling a sudden sharp pain or mild discomfort in the abdomen when lifting items at work or while sitting down or standing up? Have you been lifting a lot of documents or equipment at work? Have you been sitting in an awkward position and noticed that your back hurts more than usual?…

Sustaining an injury or getting ill at work doesn’t only take a toll on your health. It may affect your ability to work for a longer or shorter time span. Fortunately, you might be eligible for a number of benefits according to the law. Your first priority is to get the necessary medical help, take…

What’s probate? The probate process involves obtaining the legal right to handle a deceased person’s estate. If a Will is involved, the executor named in it will handle its content, including probate application, if needed. The Will can have several executors, but only one will be called on the Grant of Probate or Confirmation. If…

Courtroom battles are daunting. This fear of getting involved in a legal battle itself is a reason why many people do not engage in the process of divorce. This keeps them in a toxic marriage and they keep on suffering. Although you must try to get your marriage on track if things have gone out…

It is never a good day to get injured at work. If you know your rights as an employee, you shouldn’t take chances, even with seemingly minor injuries. The first thing to do is to seek immediate medical attention and report the accident to your employer. Once you ensure that they have filed your workers’…

Whether you are a parent or a close relative of a child, getting custody will always be dependent on the family court. This can be a difficult phase for everyone involved emotionally. However, the decisions would be made in accordance with the child’s welfare, whether both the parents accept it or not. Even if both…