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Posted on: 17 January 2018

It might sound odd, even rather cold, and yet in the event of a divorce did you know that the family dog can be treated just like any other shared property to be divided? While of course your dog is a sentient being and its welfare is catered for under applicable legislation, your dog can seemingly have the same status as your living room furniture in a divorce. This can be problematic when two parties are arguing about who gets to keep the dog.
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Posted on: 28 November 2017

Back injuries are not uncommon in construction worksites. Numerous workers sustain this type of damage when bending, lifting or working in inappropriate environments. In some cases, the backaches which develop are severe while in other situations, only light pain is experienced. Regardless of the severity of the injury, it is essential to obtain your workers' compensation. The funds will cover medical treatment and your lost wages during recovery. Here are some tips to ensure that you receive your compensation after lodging your claim:
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Posted on: 1 November 2017

When a client doesn't pay up on time, it's bad news for your small business. However, knowing how to go about debt recovery can be tricky, particularly if you've never dealt with the issue before. Whether a debtor doesn't have enough money to pay you, doesn't think they should have to pay, or has simply forgotten about your invoice, you need to know how to get what you're owed. Follow the steps below for stress-free debt recovery.
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Posted on: 25 September 2017

A prenuptial agreement is a legal document that you sign prior to getting married. It outlines what can happen to each of your assets in the event of a divorce. Wondering if you need a prenup? If you fall into any of the following categories, you should certainly consider it. 1. You Are Coming Into the Marriage With Lots of Assets The classic case where most people decide to get prenuptial agreement is when one person has significantly more assets than the other person.
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