Saturday, February 28th, 2009 at
6:27 pm
The final date before the Judge in a divorce case is often referred to as the prove-up date. It is where a recitation, including testimony of the petitioner, is presented before the court. It is basically a final request by the petitioner to have a Judgment for Dissolution entered before the court so that the terms of the agreement become embodied in a court order.
The first part of the prove-up is the introduction by the
attorney. The
attorney will set the facts to be presented before the
court. The
attorney will tender to either the Judge or the Clerk of
Court the appropriate documentation in order to proceed. The documents typically include:
1) Proposed Judgment for Dissolution;
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Sunday, February 1st, 2009 at
12:51 am
All businesses must provide Workers’ Compensation coverage for the benefit of their employees who may be injured while on the job. This is a requirement of the law in every state. For most businesses, this requirement is satisfied by purchasing Workers’ Compensation insurance, which is available from private insurance companies in most states.
In a few states this coverage must be purchased from an agency of the state government. Often there will be contractual requirements for businesses to have certain types of insurance. For example, the terms of a lease for an office or store or factory usually will require the tenant to have certain types of insurance to cover its operations conducted on the leased premises.
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Do We Need Legal Insurance For Our Business?
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