McGrath Law Firm Acheived Victory in Child Support Case
McGrath Law Firm achieved victory in child support case. McGrath Law wins significant child support and primary custody for the client. McGrath handled the custody case concerning a dispute over support payments for three children in a situation where one parent had high income and disputed custody. After significant depositions and use of expert witnesses, McGrath Law Firm won the client custody, long term support and a majority of the marital assets.
McGrath Law Firm has several lawyers that frequently handle divorce and custody matters.
In 2013 McGrath Law Firm, PA was awarded the “Best Law Firm” award in the local newspaper, as voted by local people.
McGrath Law Firm lawyers are often in Court aggressively fighting divorce and custody issues for their clients.
McGrath Law is hardworking, dedicated and aggressive. If you have a divorce or custody dispute, you need lawyers that understand and work with you closely to protect your rights.
If you work and need to come in during hours that we are normally closed, we will work to accommodate your schedule.
Contact McGrath Law Firm if you want to know your legal rights! Our highly skilled lawyers can be reached at (800) 283 1380 or (603) 224-7111 or visit www.mcgrathlawfirm.com to learn about your legal rights!! We get results!!
McGrath Law Firm Acheived Victory in Child Support Case
McGrath Law Firm achieved victory in child support case. McGrath Law wins significant child support and primary custody for the client. McGrath handled the custody case concerning a dispute over support payments for three children in a situation where one parent had high income and disputed custody. After significant depositions and use of expert witnesses, Mcgrath Law Firm won the client custody, long term support and a majority of the marital assets.
McGrath Law Firm has several lawyers that frequently handle divorce and custody matters.
In 2013 McGrath Law Firm, PA was awarded the “Best Law Firm” award in the local newspaper, as voted by local people.
McGrath Law Firm lawyers are often in Court fighting divorce and custody issues for their clients.
McGrath Law is hardworking, dedicated and aggressive. If you have a divorce or custody dispute you need lawyers that understand and work with you closely to protect your rights.
Call or email McGrath Law, PA.
Contact McGrath Law Firm if you want to know your legal rights! Our highly skilled lawyers can be reached at (800) 283 1380 or (603) 224-7111 or visit www.mcgrathlawfirm.com to learn about your legal rights!! We get results!!
Five Things to Consider When Hosting a Super Bowl Party
When you’re hosting a Super Bowl party, chances are you aren’t thinking about any legal repercussions. The truth? Just by hosting a viewing party, you could be at risk for violating trademark and copyright laws, and even be held liable if a guest of yours gets pulled over for a DUI. Here are five things you should keep in mind if you’re hosting a party to watch The Big Game this weekend.
- Be careful how you advertise. The NFL is a stickler when it comes to how hosts advertise their Super Bowl parties. For starters, if you own a bar, pub, restaurant or event space, don’t advertise a “Super Bowl viewing party.” The NFL has some trademark and copyright laws in place that prohibit unaffiliated partners from advertising “Super Bowl” parties. The right to do so rests with NFL-approved partners.
- Check your homeowner’s insurance policy. If you don’t have liability insurance as a homeowner, you could be in trouble if an accident occurs at your home. Check your policy before hosting a get-together to put your mind at ease, and to erase any liability from your hands.
- Keep the guest list small. If an accident does happen, chances are your friends are less likely to press charges or sue than an acquaintance or someone you just met. Even if you think it’s unlikely that an accident will happen, keeping the guest list to close friends and family protects you that much more.
- Offer non-alcoholic beverages. If you are drinking at a bar and get arrested for a DUI, the establishment you were served may be responsible for over-serving you. If you’re hosting a Super Bowl party and a guest is pulled over for a DUI leaving your party, that responsibility could fall on you. Try your best to keep an eye on how much alcohol your guests are consuming and offer also non-alcoholic beverages as an option for your friends and family.
- Don’t charge admission. Remember how we said the NFL is very particular about copyright and trademark infringement? That also applies to the actual Super Bowl telecast. If you host a party and charge admission, you could face legal trouble. The only work-around? Churches are allowed to host a viewing party at their usual location (no renting out event spaces), and are also permitted to take up a collection in order to off-set the cost of hosting the event.
The Super Bowl is a great excuse to have a great time with your friends and family – just make sure you know what’s allowed, and what’s considered breaking the law.
Commercial Real Estate In Charleston: How To Draft And Negotiate A Commercial Lease
When starting or moving a business, you know the old adage: location, location, location. The right storefront can mean higher visibility and more business. Getting into your new building likely means that you will be renting space and in need of a commercial lease.
As Charleston becomes a more popular spot for tourist and job seekers alike, the city continues to expand, making Charleston real estate a hot commodity. How can you best draft and negotiate your commercial lease? Let the real estate lawyers at McGrath Law Firm help.
How To Draft Your Commercial Lease
Before entering negotiations with a property owner, there are several factors that you should consider about your business. What kind of business do you own, and what will your needs be? It is important that the space is suitable and appropriate. The historic nature of the buildings in downtown Charleston and the surrounding area create unique opportunities for business owners, but also unique challenges for maintaining property. Will you need to make modifications? Are you planning on leasing for the short-term or the long-term? All of these factors will affect how you should draft your lease. Commercial leases should be clear about the amount of usable space, the right to renewal, rent payments and penalties for early termination.
How To Negotiate Your Commercial Lease
While you can draft your ideal lease, there will always be a period of negotiation between you and the property owner. Some common concerns are: who will be responsible for repairs and utilities, to what extent may a renter renovate or add special features and a non-competitive clause if there are similar businesses that want to pursue space in the same building. A real estate lawyer is a necessity for both business owners and property owners as they move forward on making these important decisions.
By working with lawyers who understand commercial real estate law, you will equip yourself with professionals who understand the language and implications that come along with drafting a commercial lease. During the negotiation process, our lawyers help both parties to understand each others’ expectations so that the lease agreement is beneficial for everyone who signs.
Commercial leases should be handled diligently and professionally. To hire a commercial real estate lawyer to help you better draft and negotiate your commercial lease agreement, contact the McGrath Law Firm today, so you can get on to business.
McGrath Law Firm: Home For The Holidays
McGrath Law Firm attorneys, Matthew Pecoy and Evan Smith, recently visited the New England office in Concord, New Hampshire. The two joined Peter McGrath and his staff to reflect on this past year’s new and returning clients, achievements, case wins, transactions closed and pro bono work. McGrath Law Firm is looking forward to a successful and satisfying 2014.
Best wishes from the McGrath Law Firm in the coming year!