How to Get Custody, Part 1

Author: JasonBryant  //  Category: Legal

There are few more painful experiences in life for a man than having to be separated from his son or daughter. Yet with divorce rates at an all-time high, this sort of thing is happening all the time. If you’re a loving father currently facing a custody hearing, then chances are you’d do just about anything to make sure that you win custody of your children. Needless to say, this isn’t always an easy thing to do. That’s why you need an edge in your custody case, and that’s something you can only get from experts in the field of custody hearings.

Two doctors of psychology have put together the most comprehensive package of information, facts, and strategies about custody hearings. These two doctors have worked for 30 years with cases regarding child custody, acting as witnesses and consultants. They have seen first hand what it takes to win a child custody case, and they are sharing that information with you for a low price. You’ll have a guidebook showing you the best legal and psychological approaches to securing your children’s futures.

Among the information included in this package, you’ll find the number one most important thing that you need to succeed in a custody hearing. This is something that even some veteran lawyers do not know about. You’ll also learn about the number one major mistake that fathers make when it comes to custody battles – one that many people can’t help but make. In addition, you’ll discover fourteen important characteristics that are the difference between winning and losing parents in custody battles.

One of the most painful aspects of a child custody case is that some parents will stoop to any level to win custody of their children. In some of these cases, they don’t even really want the children – just the child support check. They’ll use underhanded tactics such as turning the child against the father in order to win the case. With the help of the comprehensive custody package, you can learn how to fight back against these dirty tactics. You’ll need to have this upper hand, because despite being immoral, those tactics can be brutally effective.

Every moment that a custody battle rages on, it only serves to create pain and resentment in the parents and the children alike. It is in everyone’s best interest to end the hearing as quickly as possible and get the children into the hands of the parent who will take the best care of them. If you are that parent, then purchasing this massive custody package is the best thing to do.

While three levels of the package are offered, you can currently get the most comprehensive version – over 1,200 pages – for the same price that you can purchase the 300 page basic package. Literally everything you might want to know about how to successfully win a custody case is included in this massive collection of information. The cost is only $129. Really, this will pale in comparison to the legal costs required in custody cases, yet it will do more for your case than some of the best lawyers ever could.

Jason Bryant has a very lucrative career in online business ventures, one of which includes his success with marketing How to Get Custody.

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Asbestos Related Claims – Getting Compensation

Author: AndrewBowen  //  Category: Legal

Many people are affected by Asbestos related diseases throughout the UK. It is estimated that Asbestos affects as many as 1 in 100 men over the age of 40 in this Country as well as an increasing number of women. Exposure to Asbestos dust can damage the fibrous tissue in the lungs.

Claims can be made by Claimants, even though the exposure was 30 or more years ago, and the past employer(s) has gone out of business.

Claims can also be made for deceased Claimants on behalf of their loved ones/estate.

Successful ‘secondary’ claims for Asbestos have been won by Widows of those exposed, after suffering lung damage merely from handling/washing clothes and overalls containing harmful asbestos fibres, and even Grandchildren have received compensation, after contracting lung conditions merely from sitting on Granddad’s knee when he was still wearing his work clothes.

The compensation obtained can, in many cases, amount to well in excess of £100,000 pounds, depending upon the severity of the particular disease.

Asbestos has no respect for socio-economic group or occupation. There are over 1,000 new cases of Mesothelioma reported every year in the UK. It is generally accepted asbestos is the cause.

The types of occupation where exposure can be found/occur include the following:

Asbestos Cement Products Industry (used for strong, inexpensive building materials, eg tiles, corrugated roofing, gutters, water and drain pipes, chimneys etc.

Floor tiling industry

Insulation and Fire Proofing

Carpenters

Electricians

Power Plant Works

Plumbers

Roofers

Central Heating and/or air conditioning contractors

School and Hospital workers

Ship workers

Symptoms can include breathlessness and persistent coughing which may cause sleepless nights leading to fatigue. Some sufferers report chest pain and feeling as though a heavy weight is pressing down on their chest, depending upon the particular condition.

There are a number of state benefits available to victims and their carers. A specialist Solicitor can not only pursue compensation claims for sufferers on a true No Win No Fee basis, but also provide advice and assistance with applications in order to maximise benefit entitlement.

Andrew Bowen is the CEO of CityView Media who own and run Pinstripe Asbestos Claims

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Burns – Causes, Affects And Claiming Compensation

Author: AndrewBowen  //  Category: Legal

In medicine, a burn is a type of injury to the skin caused by heat, cold, electricity, chemicals, or radiation.

Burns are most commonly caused by exposure to flames, hot objects, hot liquids (scalds), or radiation (e.g. sunburn). Electrical burns are less common, but are potentially more serious, as the depth of the burn is usually greater than is apparent, and cardiac arrhythmias may occur.

It is estimated that around 112,000 people visit Accident and Emergency departments each year as a result of burns or scalds and that at least a further 250,000 people visit GP surgeries for burns and scald injuries.

Around 7,800 people each year are admitted to hospital or specialist burns units with burns and scalds. Over 200 people die as a result of these injuries each year.

Children under 5 years old account for nearly 45% of all severe burns and scalds. About 50% of these accidents happen in the kitchen.

Cups of hot drinks are involved in about 1,265 severe burns a year (requiring admission to hospital), of which 1,100 occur with children less than 5 years of age. Most involve the child reaching up and pulling a mug or cup of hot drink on to himself or herself.

Baths are involved in over 570 severe burns a year. Most involve an unsupervised child falling or climbing into a bath of very hot water.

Other common causes of severe burns include kettles, teapots and coffee-pots, jugs of hot water, saucepans, irons, cookers, fires and heaters, and chip pans and deep fat fryers.

If you or someone you know have been injured as a result of a burn injury, consideration should be given as to whether there is a potential claim for compensation and it may be prudent to seek advise from a specialist solicitor on a true no win , no fee* basis. There is very likely to be an insurer responsible to pay such compensation, whether it be an accident at work [employers liability insurance], at some other person or bodies premises [ public liability insurance] or at home [ household insurance].

Andrew Bowen is the CEO of Pinstripe Burn Injury Compensation.

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Getting Dog Bite Compensation

Author: AndrewBowen  //  Category: Legal

Incidents involving animals are unfortunately quite common, ranging from simple dog bites, to a kick from a horse or deer running in front of a car.

Particularly here, the law recognizes that the innocent party should be compensated. Whilst it might help your case to prove that the animal owner or keeper is to blame for your injury, it is not absolutely necessary.

If an animal has caused an injury by just behaving normally, then usually the keeper is liable. Only if the injured person was ‘wholly’ at fault, will his claim fail.

Dog bite injuries involving children and couriers are one of the most common claims solicitors are asked to advise on. Dogs are territorial or may feel intimidated when approached. If they bite, they are probably behaving normally and their keepers liable to pay compensation.

The Animals Act 1971 recognizes this and provides for compensation to be paid without any great investigation into ‘blame’. There does not need to be any council or police involvement in the case for the compensation claim to succeed. The Occupiers Liability Act 1957 can also be helpful here.

Horses can cause very significant injury. Do get advice if you have been injured by a horse.

The sort of questions that we might ask you know regarding the animal include if it had it behaved in the way that caused the injury previously? What is known about it’s temperament? Who was looking after it? Were there any witnesses?

Most animal owners and keepers are insured for such eventualities, whether they be householders, farmers or otherwise working the animal.

If the owner of the animal is not known or the animal is wild, there may be problems however.

If you are considering whether you can bring such a claim, we suggest you seek advise from a specialist solicitor on a true no win, no fee* basis.

Andrew Bowen is the CEO Pinstripe Compensation

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No Win No Fee – No Catch

Author: AndrewBowen  //  Category: Legal

These days it has become quite acceptable to claim compensation for an injury that was not your fault. There are many companies now offering legal services on a “No Win No Fee” basis to help you claim what you rightfully deserve. But is it too good to be true?

Since 2007 any company advertising compensation services needs to be registered with the Ministry Of Justice. This should give the consumer peace of mind that the company they are dealing with is being properly regulated and that they are abiding by the rules and regulations set out.

Suffering an injury can not only be physically and mentally painful to the victim but can also become a financial strain on their life and their family. This can lead to increased stress and tension and cause breakdown in relationships. It can be a tough time for all.

Not only could you lose money from not being able to work but you may need to have expensive medical attention. Your loved ones may have to sacrifice their earning ability to ensure that you are cared for properly during your recovery period. Unfortunately, during this period this bills keep coming in and without financial help it could become a real burden.

It is therefore right that you should be entitled to claim compensation for the situation you find yourself in which after all was not your fault. You need to stand up for your rights and seek the financial settlement that you need in order to avoid further hardship.

Accident compensation companies have made the process of claiming for your injury so much easier. You can simply complete an online website form or make a phone call to get your claim started. There is usually no need to ever visit a solicitor’s office and all communication is done either by email, phone or regular post. It’s that easy.

The amount of compensation and the length of time it takes to get a financial settlement will obviously vary depending on the accident circumstances and the extent of the injuries involved. The solicitor handling your case should be able to give you a much better idea once your claim is underway.

Choosing the right company to take on your claim can seem a little daunting given that there are so many advertising. You should look to companies who will give you back 100% of the compensation settlement and who sympathise and genuinely understand with what you are going through. The law firm should always keep you up to date with the progress of you claim so you know exactly where you are.

Don’t be afraid to ask questions no matter how silly you think they may be. The best companies will appreciate that you may be unfamiliar with the process and have worries about claiming. They should make you feel comfortable and speak to you in a friendly manor and in easy to understand language. No legal speak!

At the end of the day, your injuries may get better but the financial fallout from such an unfortunate event could be long lasting. The bottom line is that it is your right to claim and you shouldn’t be afraid to do so.

Andrew Bowen is the Managing Director of CityView Media who own and run No Win No Fee Claims

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