Let's say you've just been in a car accident. You aren't injured, and neither are the other people involved in the wreck. However, numerous vehicles were involved and the crash scene is chaotic: people yelling, witnesses taking photos, police everywhere. What should you do? How can you effectively manage this moment in time and prepare yourself for the coming days, weeks and months of post-accident management?
How can you save some money during divorce?
There's one factor that is involved in basically every divorce, and that is finances. It is simply inseparable from the process of divorce, and the financial factors involved in any divorce will loom large over most proceedings. You have to be prepared for this element in your divorce otherwise you risk losing a great deal -- and becoming angry or upset in the process, thus potentially causing more delays and more litigation between you are your spouse.
Speeding, red-light-running driver causes wreck, injures 4
A wreck in Phoenix, Arizona involved six vehicles and left at least four people with injuries serious enough that they required hospitalization. The car accident occurred at an intersection after a car that was speeding plowed through a red light and slammed into the side of an SUV. The cars eventually hit a pole, and then four other vehicles ended up being involved in the wreck -- though it is unclear at this moment how those vehicles got involved in the crash.
Prepare yourself for the aftermath of a car accident
Being involved in a car accident isn't just traumatic in the moment and in the immediate aftermath of it -- for weeks, months and even years afterward, a car accident can affect your life.
Wife, husband disagree over $1 billion divorce settlement
High asset divorces don't get much more "high asset" than this. An oil tycoon named Harold Hamm -- whose personal net worth is estimated at $19 billion -- went through a divorce with his wife a few months back, and in November of last year a judge ordered that Hamm had to pay his ex-wife nearly $1 billion. Actually, it was $974,790,317.77 to be exact. How do we know the exact figure?
Crash involving motorcycle, other vehicle causes serious injuries
A motorcycle accident in Phoenix, Arizona left two people with injuries and many people wondering what exactly caused the crash. At this point, all that is known is that a motorcycle carrying two people collided with another vehicle. The two people on the motorcycle suffered multiple non-life threatening injuries. The people in the other vehicle refused medical treatment.
Wintry conditions cause massive pile-up
An astonishing car crash in New Hampshire occurred recently, and even though it didn't occur here in Arizona and it involves conditions that few people in Phoenix need to worry about on a regular basis, the story will still resonate with you as it highlights an important element to car accidents.
