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Divorce: Collecting the Financial Information Ain’t for Sissies
On Getting Accurate Financial Information from Clients Most lawyers aren’t accountants, but good divorce lawyer will take some accounting courses, for his or her own business and for his or her clients’ best interests. He or she must understand retirement plans, be able to draft qualified domestic relations orders (QDRO’s), obtain property valuations, AND be… View Article
Auto Insurance Roulette: Is it Worth the Gamble?
We have all heard it. Jokes, “yucks”, and false promises of auto insurance carriers promising they can each save you $500-$700 over the others. They are more like comedy clubs than critical support networks. Remember, EACH company promises the impossible. Believe it, and you probably believe, “Mexico is Going to Pay For a Wall!” Certain… View Article
A Legal Resource if Your Life is Off-Kilter
As the photograph shows, I was a bit “off-kilter” last week when the large brush pile I was pulling yanked my Kubota tractor sideways. Many of us are feeling “off-kilter” during the “Covid 19 Crisis”. As a trial lawyer who represents individuals and families, I can give four examples: You may have needed a divorce… View Article
A ROADMAP TO BURTON HUNTER’S IDEAS AND “WISDOM”
Sometimes it takes your best friend to get you to view a problem from a different perspective. He explained that my production can seem overwhelming to a layperson. 1400 pages, 400 articles, and over 30 videos. I guess it can seem daunting even if it is “fully searchable”. But, below, at his suggestion, are my… View Article
Mr. Hunter’s Promise to Potential Clients
Mr. Hunter’s Promise to Potential Clients: https://youtu.be/sgaWtuVjgoo In this 1.5 minute video from a few years ago, I give a simple promise to potential clients; Experience, excellent staff, excellent procedures, a good system, and fair fees.
A Legal Check Up on the Things that Matter:
A Legal Check Up on the Things that Matter: Wills, Powers of Atty, Insurance, and the rest: https://youtu.be/pq6kIRjimVI Here we are; a month into “The Judicial Emergency” declared by the administrative order of the WV Supreme Court of Appeals. We have just learned that it has been effectively extended to May 18, 2020. Deadlines have… View Article