While it would be wonderful if you could live in a world where there were no bad neighbors, this simply doesn't happen. At some point in your life, you are going to have to deal with a neighbor that decides to play their music as high as it will go or allows their dog to constantly come onto your property and leave "gifts" behind. Believe it or not, disputes among neighbors are pretty common.
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When you suffered an injury at work and your filed a workers compensation claim, you may have assumed that you would get your medical bills and other injury-related bills taken care of without any trouble. However, there is not always a guarantee when it comes to workers compensation claims and you may have instead received a denial notice for your claim. Before you give up on the issue, get to know some of the reasons that your claim may have been denied and what you may be able to do about the issue.
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One of the most commonly believed misconceptions about prenuptial agreements is that they cannot be invalidated. The reality is that under certain circumstances, a divorcing spouse could successfully challenge a prenuptial. There are various situations in which this is possible. Here are just a few.
The Prenuptial Was Signed Under Duress
If the court believes that you or your spouse signed the prenuptial agreement under duress, part or all of the agreement could be invalidated.
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Every year, thousands of couples get divorced for no better reason than simply being bored with each other. While boredom is definitely a powerful force, is it a good enough reason to divorce? And is there anything that can be done to prevent it?
Lack Of Excitement May Hurt A Marriage
Boredom is often considered one of the worst reasons to get a divorce, though it may be among the most common.
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From stray dogs roaming the neighborhood to the cat that chooses to growl and hiss in that weird little shop you occasionally visit, animal threats can be lurking around every corner. While many people will go the extra steps to ensure their injuries from an animal are rightly compensated after an attack, many choose to turn the other cheek and go on with their life. This usually comes down to some fairly common misconceptions.
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