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Phone: (304) 925-2400

Address: 5300 Maccorkle Ave SE, Charleston, WV 25304

Website: http://www.piersonlegal.com/contact.php

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Divorce
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Child Support
In reality, there are two types of Shared parenting. "Basic shared parenting" means an arrangement under which one parent keeps a child or children overnight for less than thirty-five percent of the year and under which both parents contribute to the expenses of the child or children in addition to the payment of child support.
Child Custody and Visitation
Parenting/Child Custody: parents will have the rights and duties of care and control of their children, whether or not the parents were married. Legal custody is the right and duty to make vital decisions about the child's education, medical care, religious training, and similar issues.
Premarital Agreement
Also called premarital or antenuptial agreement: A contract that two people may write and agree upon. It details their rights and duties, especially with respect to property and debts. The goal of a prenuptial agreement is to minimize future disputes in case of divorce or when one spouse dies.
Spousal Support
Internal Revenue Service and monthly payments for certain debts (including child support and debts that secure property), to fund a Chapter 13 repayment plan, you may not be allowed to use Chapter 7. The discharge granted under Chapter 7 may not terminate your obligation to pay some kinds of debts. Though bankruptcy can eliminate many kinds of debts, such as credit card debt, medical bills, and unsecured loans, there are many types of debts, including child support and spousal support obligations and most tax debts, that cannot be wiped out in bankruptcy. For more on this and other requirements...
Legal Separation
A legal term that refers to a court order. If John and Mary cannot agree on terms of a separation, either of them may sue the other in court. If the court orders the terms of separation, the order is a "legal separation." It may also be called a "temporary order.”
Annulment
Following an annulment, John and Mary revert to their premarital status. They are single, have never been married.
Child Abuse
Upon credible evidence that one of the parents or parties has abused, neglected or abandoned a child, has sexually assaulted or sexually abused a child, has committed domestic violence, has interfered persistently with the other parent's access to the child, except in the case of actions taken for the purpose of protecting the safety of the child or has repeatedly made fraudulent reports of domestic violence or child abuse, the court may impose limits that are reasonably calculated to protect the child or child's parent from harm. (§

Criminal Defense
Wrongful Death
Wrongful death lawsuits are actions, generally based on a state statute, that allow the close relatives of a person who was injured and died as a result of a wrongful act to recover for lost financial and emotional support. The wrongful act may be negligent, such as careless driving; reckless; or deliberate, such as an intentional murder. And the prosecution of the alleged wrongdoer under a criminal statute wrongful death law does not preclude a private, wrongful death suit.
Sex Crimes
Robbery
Burglary
Misdemeanors
Crimes are divided into two main categories C felonies and misdemeanors C depending on the crime's seriousness and the length of punishment.
Murder
Crimes also have specific elements that are contained in the definition of a crime. For example, a murder is an intentional killing of a human being. The elements are that the accused must have (1) purposely or knowingly (2) caused a death (3) of a human being. To obtain a conviction, the State must prove all of the elements of a crime “beyond a reasonable doubt.”
Kidnapping

Business and Corporate Law

Mergers and Acquisitions
Business law is a branch of civil law that governs business and commerce in both the private and public sectors. It provides a legal framework within which businesses are created and organized as well as how business is conducted. Business law covers a wide variety of topics relating to the law of agency, corporations, partnerships, limited partnerships, franchises, and limited liability companies. It involves such issues as fiduciary relationships, closely held corporations, shares and stockholders, directors and officers, dissolution and receivership, franchise relationships, management duties and liabilities, mergers and acquisitions, securities, and antitrust. It may also include
Business Formation
Business formation and planning encompasses more than getting your business going. It also involves becoming familiar with the relevant antitrust laws, so that you don't engage in conduct that illegal monopolizes your market or inadvertently enter into agreements that restrain trade, and learning how to salvage a sputtering business. Depending on your area of business, effective business planning may also require familiarity with less familiar legal topics, such as agriculture law and international law. Even small businesses can utilize strategic business planning by researching the relevant laws that pertain to the business model, and implementing a small business planning initiative.
Business Disputes
A small business is an enterprise generally with fewer than 100 employees. They are usually a closely held corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship acting under the small business law regulations. In terms of ownership, only a few stockholders own or "hold" the shares of a closely held corporation. Partnerships involve two or more persons who agree to go into business together as co-owners. A Sole proprietorship is a business operated by a single owner with no separate legal entity for holding or operating the business, including the owner's liability for the business's debts.
Limited Liability Companies
Antitrust
Small Business Law

Real Estate Litigation
Real estate law is the name given to the branch of civil law that covers rights to possess, use, and enjoy land and the permanent manmade additions attached to it. This includes the capacity to hold interests in real property, permissible interests in real property, relations between owners, relations between owners and the community, landlord and tenant relations, the transfer of interests in real property, and real property financing, including deeds and mortgages. Real estate transactions, such as purchases, sales, and leases, are governed by a wide body of federal and state law, and the requirements established by state law often differ from state to state.
Real Estate Transactions
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Tenant rights and landlord disputes typically are governed by state property and contracts law. A lease or a rental agreement defines the length of the rental term, the price paid, penalties for late payments, and the amount of notice required before either the landlord or the tenant can cancel the lease. The landlord law invokes the duty to maintain the property in a reasonably safe condition in view of all the circumstances. Additionally, state or local landlord tenant law sets the requirements for evicting a tenant, which may occur for only a limited number of reasons before the tenancy expires.

Personal Injury
Automobile accidents cause thousands of deaths and hundreds of thousands of injuries every year and carry the potential for both criminal and civil liability. They fall into several categories, including head-on collisions, side collisions, rear-end collisions, rollovers, single-car accidents, suicides, pile-ups, and level crossing accidents. The state is likely to prosecute if someone is severely injured or killed or if one or both of the drivers was intoxicated at the time of the accident. On the other hand, automobile accident personal injury lawsuits are the most common type of tort.
Auto Accidents
Slip and Fall Injury
Slip and fall injury accidents are a type of "fall down" accident that occurs when the interface of the victim's shoe and the floor fails. In a slip and fall injury lawsuit, both the property owner and the slip and fall victim can be held to varying degrees of responsibility or "comparative fault" based on the owner's duty to keep the property safe and the victim's duty to exercise ordinary care while walking on potentially slippery surfaces.

Bankruptcy
Liquidation bankruptcy is called Chapter 7, and it can be filed by individuals (a "consumer" Chapter 7 bankruptcy) or businesses (a "business" Chapter 7 bankruptcy). A Chapter 7 bankruptcy typically lasts three to six months.
Foreclosure
If you have secured debts, Chapter 13 gives you an option to make up missed payments to avoid repossession or foreclosure. You can include these past due amounts in your repayment plan and make them up over time. To learn more about this kind of bankruptcy...

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