By Katherine Mish, Esq. of Treasure Coast Legal

Most people, at one time in their life, have heard the common playground song, “first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in a baby carriage,” but what happens when that isn’t the order? It is becoming more and more common for couples to have children outside of marriage, and this can negatively affect your rights to see your child.

by Katherine Mish, Esq. of Treasure Coast Legal

By Shaun Plymale, Esq. of Treasure Coast Legal

Going through a divorce is a highly emotional time for most people and many people don’t even know where to start. You should make sure you are starting out on the right foot so your divorce can go smoothly and you will get the best result possible.

The increasing popularity of Uber, Lyft and other rideshare companies raises some interesting questions about what happens if they are involved in an auto accident. The vast majority of Uber drivers only have personal auto insurance coverage, which does not provide coverage for incidents or accidents occurring while engaged in business activities, such as carrying passengers for money.

When you are living in debt that you cannot afford, receiving constant collection calls, struggling to keep up with bills, and living paycheck to paycheck, the worst part is feeling like there is no way out. Many people avoid filing bankruptcy because they believe life after bankruptcy will be worse; however, this is not true.

When facing foreclosure, many people are unsure of what to do, where to turn and what options may be available to them. It is important to note that every foreclosure case is different and it is important to discuss your case with an attorney in order to be sure you know all of your options.

1. “Children that are not potty-trained cannot use the pool.”
2. “No one under the age of 18 may use the pool without a parent or legal guardian.”

John Doe, age 65, continues to work, not because he wants to, but because a few years ago he suffered a heart attack that resulted in fifteen thousand dollars in unpaid medical bills. He saved for retirement his whole life, but he knows unless he keeps working he will not be able to make his house payment, his credit card payment and pay his medical bills. Even if he works until he dies, he fears he won’t be able to pay off his bills. While Mr. Doe doesn’t really exist, this is a situation that arises time and time again.