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Learning About Felony Crimes and Punishments

Hi there, my name is Rick Vandos. My website will explore all of the different types of felony crimes and their outcomes. Felonies are serious crimes that frequently carry harsh punishments. My brother was charged with a felony as a young adult due to poor choices he made, including injuring another party in a motor vehicle accident. The process of receiving the charges, turning himself in and going through the court system took its toll. I want to share information about the cost of going through court, both for the individual and the community. My site will include information about felony designations and punishments. Thank you for your time.

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3 Questions You May Have About Annulments

Posted on 29 January 2015

If you want to get out of your marriage, have you considered getting an annulment? An annulment is an option for ending a marriage; however, it is rarely used. This is because there are conditions you must meet in order to end a marriage in this manner, and most people who want to end their marriages cannot meet these requirements. Here are three questions you may have about annulments. Is There a Time Frame? [Read More]

3 Reasons To Take Your Time Settling Your ICBC Injury Claim

Posted on 30 December 2014

Have you been injured in a car accident in British Columbia? Don't be too quick to settle your claim. While it may be tempting to take the first offer the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia makes you (especially if you've been out of work for a while because of the accident), you will often do better if you wait. The ICBC claims process is confusing as it is, and their adjusters always push you to take the smallest possible offer, since that means more money for them. [Read More]

Making A Solid Case For Spousal Support

Posted on 16 December 2014

Although you may still have some positive feelings about your soon-to-be ex-spouse, your first priority in a divorce is to make sure you land in a stable place emotionally and financially. One way to ensure you have enough money to take care of your needs is to pursue spousal support. Although Canada has established federal guidelines regulating when support is granted and the amount provided, there are things you can do to increase your chances of receiving an award for alimony. [Read More]

How Can You Provide For Your Special Needs Child After Your Death?

Posted on 3 December 2014

If you have a child with special needs, you have more concerns than many parents. Not only are you focused on your child's current health, safety, and happiness, but you're likely worried about your child's ability to provide for him or herself in the future. Luckily, there are a number of estate planning tools that can help you provide for your child's care and education well into the future. Read on to learn more about how to establish a special needs trust for your child. [Read More]