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UK Work Visa Tiers Explained
There are different types of visas that you can get in the UK. Work visas, business visas, study visas, visitor visas, family visas, settlement visas, and transit visas. All non-UK
When Do You Need a Social Security Attorney?
If you have been injured or are unable to work for a long period of time, you might want to consider speaking with a social security lawyer. One of the
4 Things Debt Collectors Can’t Do
Have you ever been hounded by a debt collector to the point of frustration? You’re not alone. Many debt collectors are known to be uncouth, obnoxious, and often they can
Attorney Branding: What’s Legal Branding?
Attorney branding means creating a recognizable name for yourself as a lawyer and for what you practice in court. A brand is built on your track record, reputation, and other
How to Understand Your Social Security Disability Rejection Letter
With the Appeals Council only approving 13% of the applications for social disability insurance, the chances of getting a rejection are much higher. A good strategy would be to bear the
Remarriage and Estate Planning
Divorce and marriage are a part of most people’s lives. Even senior citizens remarry later on in their lives, as love can sprout at any time. However, like divorce, remarrying
What is a Testamentary Trust?
A testamentary trust is an irrevocable trust that’s established by a person’s last will and testament. The last will and testament contain the departed’s wishes with respect to their dependents
The Dangers of Oilfield Accidents and Cases of Settlements
1,189 oilfield workers have died while working on oilfields from 2003 to 2013. The rate of occupational fatalities in oil production facilities is among the highest.
How Do Fire and Burn Injury Lawyers Help Your Case?
Being in a fire accident doesn’t just leave burns on your skin; it leaves psychological scars on your mind for a long time. The post-accident period is not any less
COVID-19 and Parenting: How to Handle Sickness Affecting your Parenting Time?
2,221,312 coronavirus cases and 70,195 deaths have been recorded in the United Kingdom as of December 2020. With the spread of the pandemic, many divorced or separated parents with parenting responsibilities