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October 21, 2020
What Happens If I Run From the Police in Massachusetts?

What Happens If I Run From the Police in Massachusetts?

What can happen if you run from the police in Massachusetts? For many people, their first instinct is to flee from police, even when they have not committed a crime. It is important to understand what happens when you refuse to surrender willingly to police officers in Massachusetts. After learning more about your situation, a …

October 14, 2020
What to Do if You Have Been Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence

What to Do if You Have Been Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence

If you have been falsely accused of domestic violence, it is important to seek legal help as soon as possible. Even though your accuser may be a family member or even a loved one, you need to prove your innocence and clear your name. Failing to act can result in a number of consequences, including …

October 6, 2020
What to Do if Your Tenant Refuses to Leave

What to Do if Your Tenant Refuses to Leave

Renting out property can be an excellent source of income or a complete nightmare, depending on your tenants. While many tenants will dutifully abide by the rules and make your life as easy as possible, others are not quite as pleasant. These tenants may treat you with a lack of respect, fail to pay their …

September 27, 2020
Should I Pursue a Personal Injury Claim or Settle Out of Court?

Should I Pursue a Personal Injury Claim or Settle Out of Court?

If you are suffering from a serious injury, the last thing you want to think about is complicated legal matters. That being said, you may be faced with an important decision at this point in time. On the one hand, you could pursue legal action and take an injury lawsuit to court. On the other …

September 22, 2020
When to Declare Bankruptcy

When to Declare Bankruptcy

These days, the economic pressures we face are greater than ever before. As a result, bankruptcy is becoming more and more common. If you are behind on your mortgage payments, credit card bills, and/or a multitude of other debts, it can feel like the walls are closing in around you. It is important to realize …

September 13, 2020
What to Do After a Car, Bus, or Truck Accident in Massachusetts

What to Do After a Car, Bus, or Truck Accident in Massachusetts

What Should I Do Immediately – or at the Scene Just After the Accident? First, check yourself and any passengers for injuries, and assess the immediate area for safety. Call for help from emergency services or have a bystander call. Anyone experiencing neck or back pain should try to avoid moving until emergency personnel arrive …

September 9, 2020
Can the Police Search Your Cell Phone When You’re Arrested?

Can the Police Search Your Cell Phone When You’re Arrested?

  There are general rules for when police can take and search your belongings.  These rules come from the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution. According to the Fourth Amendment, the police can’t take or search your property without having a good reason to think that you’ve committed a crime. In most cases, they can’t take …

September 2, 2020
When Exs Disagree About What Covid-19 Safety Standards Children Should Follow

When Exs Disagree About What Covid-19 Safety Standards Children Should Follow

  As the coronavirus virus continues to impact the lives of Massachusetts residents, separated parents are facing many new and unprecedented challenges. While many authorities recommend that people stay at home except when performing certain essential activities, children must still move between households. In these situations, it’s common for people to have concerns about how …

August 25, 2020
Understanding Traumatic Brain Injuries

Understanding Traumatic Brain Injuries

Traumatic brain injuries are common after being involved in a fall, vehicle collision, or any other type of accident. These devastating injuries impact not just the way that a person thinks, but also the way that person maneuvers through the world. Consequently, many traumatic brain injury victims end up requiring substantial medical treatment. We understand …

August 18, 2020
Estate Planning With Trusts

Estate Planning With Trusts

Assessing your financial well-being should not only be about how much you have in your checking, savings, brokerage, retirement, and investment accounts, or whether your assets (house, cars, boats, priceless arts, etc.) can be cashed, i.e. sold, to cover your liabilities (credit card debts, student loans, mortgage, etc.), it should also focus on making legal …

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