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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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Getting Married? The Prenuptial Agreement Must Come First

Posted on February 11, 2015

If you are getting married and you want a prenuptial agreement in place, a divorce or marital expert is the perfect attorney for the job. There are many reasons why people protect themselves with prenuptial agreements, and you don't want to be on the Americans that regrets not having one. A divorce can end up leaving you bankrupt years down the road if you don't have a prenuptial agreement. You could accumulate a lot of wealth and money in the future, and then your spouse decides they want to leave. [Read More]

Digging For Dirt? Stay Out Of Your Spouse's Email, Because Snooping Is A Crime.

Posted on February 4, 2015

Are you tempted to sneak into your spouse's email account? Do you suspect your spouse of having an affair? Or, do you just want to know what secrets are being kept? What if you're already going through a divorce? There might be information in that email that you could use to gain an advantage during the divorce (or maybe take a little revenge). If you're tempted at all, the best thing to do is stuff your hands in your pockets and walk away, because reading your spouse's email can result in criminal charges if you get caught. [Read More]

Tips For Applying For Workers Compensation

Posted on January 28, 2015

If you have been injured while working hard on the job and you need to make sure that you are getting the financial compensation that you deserve, you might need to file for workers compensation. In order to make sure that you are giving yourself the best chance at getting approved for workers compensation benefits, you might want to take a brief moment to reflect on the following tips. Hire A Lawyer [Read More]

What To Do When An Ex Files For Bankruptcy

Posted on January 19, 2015

Going through a divorce is difficult enough, but many people find their lives further complicated when they receive notice that a former spouse has filed for bankruptcy. It is not uncommon for people to experience financial difficulties following a divorce, but it is important that you understand your rights in the event an ex files for bankruptcy. Talk To Your Family Law Attorney The first thing you should do when you find out about a former spouse's bankruptcy filing is contact the attorney who handled your divorce. [Read More]