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Emotional and psychological trauma can be just as debilitating as physical injuries. Anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other mental health conditions disrupt your life, relationships, and ability to work. But can you actually sue someone for causing emotional distress when you haven’t suffered any physical harm? Our friends at Andersen & Linthorst handle these sensitive cases…

Breaking Down Alimony: How Temporary And Long-Term Support Work After Divorce When a marriage ends, separating two lives can be emotionally and financially complex. For many couples, one of the biggest concerns is how both partners will support themselves during — and after — the divorce process. That’s where spousal support, often called alimony, comes…

Every personal injury claim faces strict time limits for filing lawsuits. These statute of limitations deadlines vary dramatically depending on injury type, defendant identity, and state law. Missing filing deadlines eliminates your right to compensation regardless of how strong your case might be or how severe your injuries. Understanding which time limit applies to your…

Medical professionals are human and make mistakes, but not every bad outcome constitutes malpractice. When healthcare providers fail to meet accepted standards of care and their negligence causes serious harm, patients have legal rights to seek compensation. These cases involve both the devastating physical consequences of medical errors and the emotional trauma of being harmed…

Getting hit by a driver who immediately leaves the scene creates confusion and frustration on top of your injuries. You’re left dealing with damage and medical bills while the person responsible disappears. The good news is that you still have options for recovering compensation even if the other driver is never identified. Our friends at…

Divorce is often a complex and emotional process, and when significant assets are involved, the stakes become even higher. In high-asset divorces, where business ownership, investments, and multiple income streams are at play, financial clarity is essential to ensure a fair settlement. This is where forensic accounting becomes critical. By providing detailed, unbiased analysis of…

When the world first turned to video calls as a lifeline, no one expected Zoom and FaceTime to become permanent fixtures in family law. Yet here we are in 2025, and “virtual visitation” isn’t just a temporary solution; it’s an essential tool for modern parenting plans. For divorced or separated parents, technology now plays a…

Co-parenting after a breakup or divorce is never easy. When the other parent thrives on conflict, it can feel nearly impossible. Every text becomes an argument, every handoff feels tense, and even simple decisions can spiral into drama. But healthy co-parenting isn’t about changing your ex’s behavior – you already tried that, and it did…

Child custody can be one of the most emotionally charged parts of a divorce or separation. Unfortunately, many people go into the process with incorrect beliefs about how custody decisions are made. These assumptions can affect expectations and even the outcome of a case. Let’s explore several widespread myths that often come up during custody…

Disagreements over property are about more than landlines or contracts; they touch on your security, your finances, and often your peace of mind. Whether the issue involves neighbors, family members, or business partners, disputes can quickly grow into complicated legal challenges. Working with a Jacksonville, FL property dispute lawyer gives you the assurance that your…