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Happy Friendship Day 2016

Here we end for the most awaited day, Friendship day. Words are not enough to describe a friend that make our life easier and happier and filling the most mesmerizing memories with oneself. It’s said that the most beautiful relationship in the world is none but the Friendship, and here we are celebrating this day to dedicate to all our friends who are near or much far from our life.

Asking for any solution and they make us to forget the problems are “Friends”. Studying late night together and start talking about something weird is a “Friend”. Stuck in a traffic and the first person that comes in our mind for help is a “Friend”. Much more things are happening when we are in this most awesome relationship.

Friendship is what that gives meaning to life and provides the best direction for future. We all laugh, we cry and we learn with friends together. We eat, we shop and we work with friends together. And when we fight for what we believe and change the world, we do that with friends too.

Thus we celebrate this day to honor our most precious thing to be in our life and make something incredible.

Best Friend always sticks Together. ! So Friendship day is here! People search for friendship day quotes, Friendship day quotes for whatsapp, friendship day wishes and status to be shared on whatsapp, happy friendship day 2016 whatsapp status . we have shared some awesome collection of whatsapp one liner status for friendship day . check out out best and cooliest collection of Happy Friendship Day 2016 Quotes  , Happy Friendship Day 2016 status.

Happy Friendship Day 2016 Wishes Quotes

• A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Happy Friendship Day!
• How long shall v b friends? Do u want a clue? As long as stars twinkle in the sky, till the water runs dry & till the day I die. We will b friends. Happy Friendship Day 2016 Quotes!
• Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportunity. Happy Friendship Day!
• The rain may be falling hard outside, But your smile makes it all alright. I’m so glad that you’re my friend. I know our friendship will never end. Happy Friendship Day Dear !!!
• She is a friend of my mind. She gathers me, man. The pieces I am, she gathers them and gives them back to me in all the right order.
• A friend is someone who knows the song in your heart, and can sing it back to you when you have forgotten the words. Happy Friendship Day 2016 !
• A friend is a push when you have stopped, a chat when u r lonely, a guide when u r searching, a smile when u r sad, a song when u r glad.
• A single rose can be my garden… a single friend, my world. Happy Friendship Day!
• Friendship is a strong and habitual inclination in two persons to promote the good and happiness of one another.

• A true friend is someone who thinks that you are a good egg even though he knows that you are slightly cracked.
• Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and be my friend

• Friends are like mango… you’ll never know which is sweet and which is not. Well, I’m lucky coz I was able to find the sweetest mango in U! Happy Friendship Day!
• Sometimes being a friend means mastering the art of timing. There is a time for silence. A time to let go and allow people to hurl themselves into their own destiny. And a time to prepare to pick up the pieces when it’s all over.

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5 things you must need to know for Proper Estate Planning

Proper estate planning can help you lower or even avoid estate taxes. In any estate planning strategy, the choice of fiduciary is very important. Consult with an experienced estate planning attorney on how to choose a fiduciary. A fiduciary is known by different names depending on the estate planning strategy. The fiduciary in a will is called an executor or executrix. In case of a trust, the fiduciary is known as the trustee. The fiduciary appointed by a power of attorney is known as the agent. A fiduciary should be some you trust. Generally you would appoint your spouse as the fiduciary but legally you can appoint any person you want as the fiduciary. A fiduciary can be anyone – your child, your friend, your attorney, your brother, your sister or even a corporation but what is important is that they should be willing to work as the fiduciary.

If you have been appointed as a fiduciary, consult with an experienced estate planning attorney to know your rights and obligations. As a fiduciary you are duty bound to do certain things and you will be subject to oversight by the courts. Your duties as a fiduciary will depend on the estate planning strategy.

If you have been appointed as the executor or executrix of a will, you will be responsible for the probate, paying off taxes and debts from the estate and distributing the remaining assets according to the will. If you have been appointed as a trustee, you have the obligation to hold and invest the assets vested in the trust for the benefit of the beneficiaries of the trust. If you have been appointed as an agent under a power of attorney, you will have to act as under the terms of the power of attorney. Consult with an experienced estate planning attorney to know your obligations. If you act in any manner can causes loss to the estate, you can be removed as the fiduciary.

Generally as a fiduciary you will have the powers necessary to achieve the purpose of the estate planning strategy. Some of these powers will be provided by the estate planning document but sometimes as a fiduciary you can exercise certain powers not listed in the estate planning document if the exercise of that power is necessary to achieve the purpose of the estate planning strategy. Sometimes the estate planning document may specifically bar the exercise of certain powers by the fiduciary. Generally as a fiduciary, you can sell property but unless the estate planning documents specifically authorize you, you cannot borrow against property. As a fiduciary you are expected to exercise care and skill while dealing with the estate. You must exercise the care and skill a reasonably prudent person would exercise under similar circumstances.

If you are the beneficiary of any estate planning strategy, you can petition the courts to have the fiduciary removed for improper conduct. Consult with an experienced estate planning attorney. The attorney can review your case and advise you on your options to remove the fiduciary.

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5 Steps to At Will Employment

As a private employer in theUnited States, you have the law on your side while dealing with your employees. Even though workers have certain rights in some circumstances, you typically have a lot of latitude to take any employment decision that you feel is right for your businesses. At will employment is a common form of employment. Most employers across theUnited Statesprefer at will employment.

An employee who is an at-will employee can quit at any time, for any reason, and you can fire an at-will employee at any time, for any reason— provided that reason is legal. The reason will not be legal if it is discriminatory or retaliatory, violates a statute or public policy, or is in bad faith. As an employer if you avoid these no-nos, you can fire an at-will employee for even the most whimsical or idiosyncratic reasons such as annoying mannerisms, poor fashion sense, or lousy eating habits. You have the liberty to alter the terms of employment including job duties, compensation, or hours for any reason so long as the reason is not illegal. Employees may either accept these changes and continue working or quit if the terms are not acceptable to them. Generally an at-will employment is voluntary. You cannot force your employees to stay forever, and they cannot require yours to keep them on indefinitely. All states exceptMontanarecognize the doctrine of employment at will. InMontana, there must be a “good cause” to fire an employee who has worked for the employer for at least six months.

As an employer, at-will employment protects you from wrongful termination claims. However there are two limitations on this protection:

• Employment contract. This protection will not be applicable against an employee who has an employment contract, whether written, oral, or implied, that puts some limits on your right to fire the employee. For such employees with an employment contract, the language or nature of the contract generally specifies the terms of employment, including when and for what reasons the employees can be fired.

• State or federal laws. There are certain Federal and state statutes that list certain exceptions to at-will employment. These laws will limit your right to take any negative action against an employee (including disciplining, demoting, or firing) that is illegal—in bad faith, in violation of public policy, or for a discriminatory or retaliatory reason.

Consult with an experienced employment law attorney for advice on at will employment contracts. Employers who want to retain their right to fire and discipline employees on their own terms, should not make promises or adopt policies that restrict the right to terminate the employment. For example, the employer should not state that employees will only be fired for certain reasons or that employees will have a job as long as they do good work. Despite the employer’s best intentions, a disgruntled former employee can use these statements as evidence of an employment contract that eliminates employment at will.

Every employer should seek the assistance of an experienced employment law attorney before hiring employees. The attorney can review the circumstances of

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5 Child Support Basics

Generally the judges determine most child support awards by considering the state child support guidelines. So there is no point in wasting time and money arguing in court about it. However prior to calculating child supporting and negotiating with your spouse, you should have a clear idea of what the court would do and how judges make their decisions. Consult with an experienced family law attorney for invaluable advice on how courts determine child support.

Child support is calculated according to state law. These formulas are generally complex but there are many software and websites that can help you calculate the child support payments under you state laws. The parents’ income is the single biggest factor in determining child support. While some states consider the income of both parents, in some states, only the non-custodial parent is taken into consideration. Some states also consider the percentage of time each parent spends with the children. Generally the states will consider many factors in calculating child support.

When one spouse thinks that the guidelines shouldn’t apply for some reason but the spouse doesn’t agree then the former must inform the judge. If you think the guidelines are not applicable in your case, seek the assistance of an experienced family law attorney. The attorney can convince the judge that the guidelines are not applicable in your case. If there are valid reasons, the judge can deviate from the guidelines. The following are considered valid reasons for deviating from the guidelines:

• The      non-custodial parent can afford more.
• The      amount provided by the guideline is more that the required support. In      such cases, the judge can reduce the amount of child support.
• The      paying parent does not have the capacity to pay support.

If the child has special needs or interests that require a higher amount of support, the judge can order payment of child support excess of the amount prescribed by the guidelines. The judge can also order payment of an amount lower than the amount prescribed in the guidelines if the paying parent true income is different from the actual income. For example a parent who is trained as an account but works as a cab driver can request the court to calculate the child support payment based on his actual income. Spouse who may not be able to pay child support as per the state guidelines should consult with an experienced family law attorney.

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Overview of Criminal Law

Criminal law.  When the government prosecutes a person for an act that has been classified as a crime. In criminal cases the defendant is represented by a criminal defense lawyer or a criminal defense attorney, while a criminal prosecutor is trying to prove the defendant’s  guilt. People who are convicted of a crime may have a few different consequences, including being incarcerated, fined  or possibly even both.

A “crime” is an act that is in violation of a public law, either forbidding or commanding it. Local, state, and federal governments establish most laws that are in the United States, with few exceptions of some common laws. Criminal laws very drastically from state to state, but the MPC (Model Penal Code) helps people to understand the basic structure of criminal liability. It is crucial to understand that an act is only a crime if it has been established as one by either a statute or common law.

There are two types of crimes, which are known as felonies and misdemeanors. A felony is the more serious offense, a few examples of this include murder and rape. A misdemeanor is the lesser offense and include crimes like petty theft and jaywalking. Felony crimes are often punishable by imprisonment, often with a sentence of a year or more. Misdemeanor crimes are often sentenced to less than a year of imprisonment.

Criminal act is broken down into various elements. In most cases, the crime will consist of two elements, which are the act and the mental state. It is the prosecutors job to prove each of these elements in the court of law in order for them to successfully convict the individual of the crime. The prosecutor also has to persuade the jury or the judge “beyond a reasonable doubt” that the criminal act constitutes a crime and does indeed need to be charged. A criminal defense lawyer is also present in the courtroom and his job is to persuade the judge or jury that the defendant did not intentionally commit the crime. The criminal defense lawyer must at least show that the evidence does not prove “beyond a reasonable doubt.”

Many people are involved in criminal cases, from start to finish. A few examples of these people include the accused, police officers, prosecuting attorneys, bail bondsmen, criminal defense attorney, judges, witnesses, probation officers, and corrections officers. Every person who is being charged with a crime is entitled to a criminal defense attorney and the right to a speedy trial. These rights are derived from the U.S. Constitution, and are in place to provide a balance between the government identifying and punishing a criminal, and the need to promote individual freedoms which characterize a democratic society.

The outcome of any criminal case depends on the crime charged, the evidence presented, and courtroom procedure. In some cases the charges may be dismissed, and in other cases there might be a full-fledged jury trial, which may result in a criminal conviction.

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