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Veterans Law

Veterans Law FAQs

• What is veterans' law?
  Obviously, if you are a veteran you are still subject to most of the same criminal and civil laws as the rest of us.  However, there are certain laws that apply … more
• What is the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA)?
  The SCRA was created in 2003 completely replaced the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act (SSCRA) of 1940.  The SCRA (and previously the SCCRA) … more
• Am I entitled to legal protections under the SCRA?
  It depends.  Those who qualify for the protections of the SCRA include the following: ­ Active duty members of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, … more
• Who is eligible for benefits and services under the laws of the Department of Veterans Affairs?
  Generally, anyone who has served in the military, and was discharged from service under conditions other than dishonorable.  Anyone who has enlisted with any … more
• I was injured while serving in the military – am I eligible for any benefits?
  It depends. In order to receive benefits for injuries from the Department an applicant must qualify for “active duty” status as discussed above, meaning … more
• What kind of legal protections am I entitled to if I qualify for the protections of the SCRA?
  ­ The SCRA states that a debt incurred by a servicemember, or servicemembers and spouse jointly, prior tot entering military service shall not bear interest … more
• How does a servicemember or dependent request relief under the SCRA?
  In order to request relief under the SCRA, a servicemember or spouse, or both, must provide a written request to the lender, together with a copy of … more
• I lied to the Department of Veterans Affairs so that I could receive benefits.  What can happen to me?
  If you intentionally make a false statement, or even help someone else present a false statement regarding benefits to the Department, you will forfeit all of your … more
• I have been charged with a crime.  Can that affect my receipt of benefits?
  Yes.  If you have been indicted for the commission of a crime the Department may suspend the distribution of any benefits, and you will forfeit your rights to any … more
• During what time period do the protections of the SCRA apply?
  SCRA protections generally begin the first date of the active duty period, and may extend from 30 days up to 180 days after the member is released from active duty. more

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Family Law

State specific Family Law FAQs

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Family Law Sub-categories

Child Care Information for Providers Child Care Information for Parents Child Abuse Divorce and Bankruptcy Child Support Father Right Marriage

Mediation Military Divorce Prenuptial Agreements Separation and Divorce Custody and Child Support Spousal Support

Environmental FAQs

State specific Environmental FAQs

South Dakota

Environmental Sub-categories

Environmental Agency

Smoking In The Workplace

Estate Planning

Estate Planning FAQs

• What is the difference between a Will and a Trust?
  A Will and a Trust serve different purposes. Most people don`t have either one. A Will and a Trust are similar in the effect that both let you designate exactly how … more
• What is an Estate Tax?
  The federal government allows every person to give away, either through lifetime gifts or upon death up to $1 million without being taxed. This is known as your … more

State specific Estate Planning FAQs

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Estate Planning Sub-categories

Estate Planning Estate Taxes Guardianship Power of Attorney

Probate Trusts Wills

Elder Law

State specific Elder Law FAQs

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Elder Law Sub-categories

Guardianship Elder Law Attorney Medicaid

Nursing Home Abuse Wills and Trusts

Alternative Dispute Resolution

State specific Alternative Dispute Resolution FAQs

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Alternative Dispute Resolution Sub-categories

Arbitration

Mediation

Criminal Law

State specific Criminal Law FAQs

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Criminal Law Sub-categories

Grand Jury Indictment Arrest Information Bail Hearings & Criminal Arraignment Plea Negotiations Criminal Trial

Sentencing and Sanctions Appeal Hiring a Lawyer Legal Basics Civil Versus Criminal Law The 4th Amendment and Search Warrants

Bail Bonds

Bail Bonds Sub-categories

Bail Specifics

Lemon Law FAQs

Lemon Law FAQs

• What is a Lemon?
  A vehicle that continues to have a non­conformity that substantially impairs its use, value, or safety. Generally, if the car has been repaired 4 or more times for … more
• What do I need to do if I have a Lemon?
  In order to benefit from the law, you needs to prove your car is a lemon. The usual requirements include: a substantial defect that seriously impacts the use, value, … more

State specific Lemon Law FAQs

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Lemon Law Sub-categories

Lemon Law Attorney

Consumer Protection FAQs

Consumer Protection FAQs

• Consumer Lawsuits
  The Act makes it easier for purchasers to sue for breach of warranty by making breach of warranty a violation of federal law, and by allowing consumers to recover … more
• Alternatives to Consumer Lawsuits
  Although the Act makes consumer lawsuits for breach of warranty easier to bring, its goal is not to promote more warranty litigation. On the contrary, the Act … more

State specific Consumer Protection FAQs

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Consumer Protection Sub-categories

Fraud Chex System Consumer Law Contracts

Franchises Mail Fraud Telemarketing Fraud UCC Filing