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Want to Hold a Mock Trial but Leery of the Cost? Consider These Tips
Paying for a mock trial isn't cheap—even on the low end, it can cost $4,000, plus an additional $125–$150 for each mock juror. While not every lawsuit is going to be worth the cost of a mock trial, if you have a high-stakes lawsuit, you may want to consider a mock trial a worthwhile investment. However, there are ways to keep your costs down without sacrificing quality. 1.) Cut down the number of jurors—but not the number of juries.
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Avoid Tax Troubles On Legitimate Loan Claims
A lesson can be learned from the trials of former Ultimate Fighting Championship pioneer Royce Gracie, another celebrity dealing with public battle with the Internal Revenue Service. Gracie is facing a number of fraud claims revolving around questionable loans. Allegedly, the loans reflect possible attempts to hide income. Concerns about possible false deductions of loan interest have been raised. The U.S. Tax Code has specific rules in place regarding loans and entrepreneurs should follow additional steps in order to address any claims of fraud by the tax agency.
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The Problem With Representing Yourself During A Divorce
Divorce can be emotionally devastating. It's often financially devastating as well. Dividing assets can leave you scrambling for money, so hiring an attorney for the divorce may seem out of reach. Although representing yourself may seem like a good solution, it leaves you vulnerable to many future complications. When you are divorcing, you need an expert to protect your interests. Emotions Your divorce may begin amicably, but the issues you have to address are financial and emotional "
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5 Indications You DO Need A Divorce Attorney To File For A Divorce
You may be able to print and fill out divorce paperwork on your own, but in some cases, it is a better idea to leave this legal matter in the hands of a true professional. While some can tackle a DIY divorce without issues, there are other circumstances when hiring a divorce attorney may be the better option. If both of you do not want a divorce. Sometimes divorce is a mutual decision between two people who can still get along, but in other cases, filing for a divorce is not an amicable decision.
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Your Child Custody Agreement: Three Ways To Use Virtual Visitation In Your Custody Agreement
With advances in modern technology, there are more ways than ever for parents to spend time with their children without actually being in the same room. If you and your future ex are working out a custody agreement, consider whether or not virtual visitation is right for your family. Virtual visitation includes the use of the Internet and electronic devices to connect with your children remotely. Here are a few things to think about when considering virtual visitation as part of your custody agreement.
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When my ex-husband decided to contest my choice to homeschool our children, I knew that I had to defend my right as the custodial parent. Our custody agreement gave me authority over educational decisions, but he still took me to court. I spent a lot of time working with an attorney to find out how best to handle it, and I did a lot of research on the laws as they applied. If you're trying to defend your educational choices amidst your divorce, this site may help. I've built it to share everything I learned and explain the process that I went through to secure my rights.
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