Social Security Disability (SSD) is there for people who get hurt and can no longer work to support themselves. These individuals may be able to work a light amount, but it would be impossible, in many cases, for them to work a full-time job.
Steps to take after a car wreck
Some people mistakenly think that a fender-bender isn't capable of causing any injuries. Even if there isn't major damage to the vehicles, there is a still a chance that you might suffer some injuries. There are several things that you should do after a car wreck.
Plan for the first holidays after divorce
There really isn't ever a good time to get divorced. For some people, this major life change comes during the winter holiday season. If you are in this position, you need to make sure that you are planning for the emotions that are likely going to come.
We fight for your workers' compensation benefits
For people who work hard, their paycheck is a lifeline that provides them with the things they need to live. Without this, they are likely facing a tough road that will be filled without many of life's necessities. Sadly, this is exactly what might happen to some workers who are injured at work. We understand that you just want to go to work and make an honest living. When you have an accident in the process, you expect that you will be taken care of.
Money must be protected in a divorce
Financial issues are not always the paramount consideration in a Connecticut divorce. Yet, how the couple approaches the split and property division in the final settlement can be extremely costly to both parties, often needlessly. Attempting to reach an agreement without acrimony is best, but even when there are fundamental differences, there's no need to throw money away by making hasty decisions that fail to account for all the factors.
Bipolar illness presents some challenges in divorces
Marriage is a daily challenge to try to make things work. When one spouse suffers from a mental illness like bipolar disorder, the the marital struggle is more intense. There are some instances in which a spouse's mental illness can contribute to or cause a divorce. Unfortunately, this can be just as complex as the relationship.
