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Online Piracy and Why It’s Illegal

My name is Michael Forrester. Thanks for visiting my website. I hope to provide you with some valuable information. Have you heard about online piracy? Maybe you have heard the term, but don’t know what it is. I had a friend who had to seek out a lawyer after he was accused of committing online piracy. He had no idea what it was or that he had committed a crime. My friend was playing an online game. The people playing the game were talking about a movie, and my friend said he had never seen it. Someone told him that if he wanted to see it he could get it for free. He was given a website where he could download it. This was the beginning of the mess. I’m going to share some information with you so you won’t make the same mistake.

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2 Reasons To Hire A Lawyer To Help With A Slip And Fall Case

Posted on December 1, 2015

Slip and fall cases are some of the most common personal injury cases and usually occur as a result of negligence on the part of a home or business owner. Listed below are just two great reasons to hire a personal injury lawyer when you have been involved in a slip and fall incident. Investigate The Area Where The Accident Occurred One of the most important ways in which a personal injury attorney can assist you with this type of case is by investigating the location where the accident actually happened. [Read More]

3 Tips To Make Sure Your Social Security Back Pay Is Processed On Time

Posted on November 12, 2015

Social security disability is a nice way of getting supplemental income if you become injured and are unable to work. If you file for social security disability, you will most likely not receive your first payment until a few months have passed. As a result, once your application is approved the government will pay you for those months in between the time you filed until the time you received your first payment. [Read More]

It's Over: 4 Ways to Maintain Healthy Communication during a Divorce

Posted on October 26, 2015

You've made the decision to end your marriage. Unfortunately, your spouse doesn't want to admit that the marriage is over. It can be difficult to move forward when your spouse wants to hang on to the possibility of a reconciliation. You may want to sever all ties, but if you and your spouse have children together, that is not going to be possible. Here are four steps that will help you communicate with your spouse while maintaining your boundaries. [Read More]

Four Common Types Of Divorces

Posted on October 7, 2015

If you're researching divorce possibilities, it's important to be informed of all your possibilities. Once you're sure you're going to pursue a divorce, use this list of common types of divorces to help educate yourself so you can decide between the available options.  1. Collaborative This is one of the most amicable types of divorce. If you and your spouse largely get along and are able to make well-thought-out decisions together, this may be the ideal option. [Read More]