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• 4 Valuable Ways a Real Estate Lawyer Can Help You
  Real estate law is a type of civil law that oversees who may own, use and enjoy the land, as well as the buildings on the land. Most people will encounter real estate law, as it affects both home buyers and home sellers, along with homeowners, renters and landlords. Real estate law encompasses both residential and commercial properties and covers a large amount of matters relating to property, including ensuring that land being sold or bought is accurately handled and [more]
• How to Move Forward with Worker’s Compensation for a Work Injury
  Every year, millions of people suffer from job-related injuries. Employers in Texas are not required to have workers' compensation insurance. If you're injured during your job, you have every right to receive compensation for your injury regardless of whether your employer has workers' compensation insurance or not.If your employer has workers' compensation coverage, you have to file a workers' compensation claim before any benefit payments can even be considered. If not, you'll need to work with a workers’ compensation lawyer to [more]
• Top Frequently Asked Child Support Questions
  Child support can be a primary issue of contention between divorced or unmarried parents. Many parents will disagree when it comes to deciding who should pay child support and what amount needs to be paid. At Austin Lawyer Referral Service, we understand how emotionally draining and overwhelming child support cases can be and are prepared to assist clients no matter how complicated the situation may be. Here is are some commonly asked questions regarding child support in Texas.Who pays child [more]
• Have You Been Sued By A Debt Collector? Learn How A Consumer Lawyer Can Help!
  Lawsuits are often used for efficient debt collection. A suit begins when a creditor files a complaint with a state civil court listing you as a defendant, along with any cosigners to the debt. The charge will note why the creditor is suing you, what it means to you, as well as defining the total amount owed, plus any associated fees and interests. The debt collector will then notify you of the lawsuit. This "serving" means that a copy of [more]