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General practice attorney cases fall in a wide range of overlapping practice areas, from drafting wills and handling personal injury cases to negotiating tax settlements with the Internal Revenue Service. Common practice areas include family law, bankruptcy, wills and probate, trusts and estates, landlord and tenant, and criminal law. Please read on to find a general practice lawyer or access information about general practice law.

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How can I collect from Sears Auto Center?
Sears owes me $449.76. Default. What forms do I fill out to collect through the smalls claims office?
can I be awarded finances due to my husband's on the job injury almost two yrs.ago?
If I get a civil no contact issued against me, will it be searchable by employers?
Also, should I get a lawyer for the hearing?
How do I keep my mortgage company from charging me for flood insurance that I don't need?
In March 2013 they informed us by mail that we are in a FEMA flood zone and must purchase flood insurance. We checked FEMA flood maps and we are not. We have called them 3x and faxed them a detailed letter including copies of the flood zone map, and they were non-responsive to our letter. Since then we have received information concerning our escrow account wherein we have been charged an additional insurance fee (in addition to our regular homeowner's insurance which was paid in March 2013). This has shorted our escrow account balance which will raise our monthly payments starting July 1, 2013. Today we have received another notice from them stating they have not heard from us at all regarding this matter and if they do not receive proof of flood insurance from us in 30 days, they will charge our escrow for this coverage. As I previously stated they have already done this and the dollar amounts don't even match. Please help. We can't get this straightened out.
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Earlier today a drunk driver crashed into my apt building and my vehicle 
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General Practice Lawyer Web Sites
 
 -  New York Law - Sepe & O'mahony, PLLC
 -  Kern County Law - Thompson Law
 -  Maui County Attorney - Tateishi & Pascual, Attorneys A Law Corporation
 -  New York Law - Barasch Mcgarry Salzman & Penson PC
 -  Salem Attorney - Harris, Wyatt & Amala, LLC