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Going through a divorce can be stressful at the best of times, and it is important to ensure that each party receives fair treatment as part of the divorce proceedings. Pennsylvania divorce law is designed to ensure that you have a certain degree of protection when it comes to divorce proceedings, and that you receive fair treatment when it comes to the allocation of joint assets. However, understanding Pennsylvania divorce law isn't always easy, and particularly at an already stressful and confusing time.

You can, however, hire the services of a specialist divorce lawyer in Pennsylvania, and these lawyers are experts in the area of Pennsylvania divorce law. By hiring a lawyer you will benefit from expertise and experience in this area, and your lawyer will ensure that you come out of the divorce as unscathed as possible in terms of finances and assets. These lawyers use their expert knowledge of Pennsylvania divorce law to work on behalf of their clients and get the most favourable outcome possible at the end of the divorce proceedings.

A divorce can be very messy, and often the animosity between the couple can cloud their judgment and decisions. The lawyers working on behalf of each party, however, will be able to clearly and professionally assess the situation, and each lawyer will fight for his or her client to ensure that the client is not 'taken for a ride' or treated unfairly through the proceedings. By using specialist divorce lawyers you will come out of the divorce safe in the knowledge that everything has been dealt with in the proper legal manner, and that all matters are now settled once and for all.

The cost of hiring a specialist divorce lawyer can be quite high, and at an already financially difficult time this can simply add to the stress. One way to avoid the additional worry is to have a prepaid legal services plan in place. These plans are available for a small monthly premium, and with a prepaid services plan you can rest assured that you will have ease access to an expert divorce lawyer should the need arise.

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This article is designed to help you understand why you should always call the authorities to the scene of an accident in which you were injured and why the insurance company you may be facing will hate that you did so!

You were probably taught in your first driver's education course to always call the police to the scene of any accident in which you are involved.

This really seems quite simple. However, many folks involved in accidents don't do it.

Why not?

Perhaps because the other driver promises to make sure that his insurance "takes care of everything" or that the he can't afford to pay a traffic ticket or that the damage to the cars seems minor enough to just "handle things unofficially."

So why do the insurance companies hate it when you call the police to scene of an automobile accident?

When you call the police to scene of your accident, then the police will require the drivers involved to exchange insurance and identification information.

The police may also charge the at-fault driver with some sort of traffic infraction, obtain witness information and preserve statements about the event, including descriptions of what occurred and complaints of injury.

All of this information will very likely assist you in the future with your claim and hurt the insurance company's ability to deny your claim.

By calling the police, you have made an official record of the event and can be relatively sure that the information you receive about the other driver is accurate and truthful.

After all, not many folks will give fraudulent information about themselves or their insurance to an officer of the law.

This official record will effectively prevent the other driver's insurance company from arguing that the incident did not occur or that their insured driver was not involved in the cause of your injuries. (Yes, insurance companies will deny responsibility at every opportunity, including whether their driver was even in the accident with you.)

This official record will also demonstrate that you complained of pain at the scene, which will help deflect any argument by the insurance company that you weren't hurt or that you later fabricated your complaints to manufacture a personal injury claim (another favorite of the insurance companies).

Finally, statements from witnesses or the other driver may contain valuable facts that may be later forgotten (many witnesses may not later recall things like the speed of the other car prior to the accident, the weather or the color of the traffic light at issue) or can be used to rebut a "changed story."

I don't know how many times I have been told by my clients that the other person admitted fault at the scene, but later hear from the insurance company that no such statement was made and that the cause of the accident was contested. (You may not be aware of this, but I will bet that your own automobile insurance card, which you keep in your glove compartment, contains the following instruction: Do not admit fault for the accident.

Remember, the insurance companies hate it when their drivers take responsibility for the accident because it damages their ability to deny or effectively defend your claim.

After all, these companies are in business to make lots of money, not to pay it to you!)

If you follow this rule, then you are a step ahead in the game and you will have a much better chance of successfully prosecuting your Virgnia automobile accident personal injury claim.

James Parrish is a former insurance defense lawyer who now represents injured persons against the insurance industry. He uses the "Inside Information" he learned while defending insurance companies to the advantage of his clients and has recovered millions of dollars in judgments and settlements on their behalves.

http://accidents.theparrishlawfirm.com/