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Homer Simpson and why he should file bankruptcy

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On August 27, 2010
Each week it seems like Homer has some plan to make money but ends up losing lots of money. It appears that the Simpsons would have a lot of debt with a moderate income. The families expenses would appear to be higher than the income. If the family qualifies, the family should file a chapter […]
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How to Cure Cancer and keep your legal fees down

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On June 13, 2010
My PMC Ride and how to use to donate and help with your legal fees.  What in in for you.  From now into September 1,2010 if you contribute up to 100 dollars, I will reduce your bill by the same half that amount.  So if you notify me and contribute $100 , I will take […]
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How to Stop Paying High Fee’s to Your Divorce lawyer -Mediation

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On March 4, 2010
I represent client’s in divorce cases as an attorney and even though my rates are on the moderate and affordable level- relatively speaking, it is still too expensive for many people.  You can cut the costs of the divorce down by 75-95% depending on the situation.  Most meditations from start to finish are under $1000.  […]
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A Taunton Child Custody lawyer’s Ten ways to win custody

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 27, 2010
Custody is complicated and is always based on a child’s best interest.  There are no easy answers and each case is unique.  However, as a Bristol Child custody lawyer, mediator and GAL, I will try and provide some basic ideas that can help: 1.  Employment- do not quit your job.  However, figure out the best […]
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Ten Secrets to Negotiation with the Bristol School Systems

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 27, 2010
There are lots of ways to deal with school systems.  Protecting and advocating for your child can be complicated and is emotional.  It is recommended that you hire a Taunton educational advocate  lawyer  such as myself but I realize that the cost may be prohibitive for many.  I will provide a few pointers that can help parents a […]
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A busy day of courts, clients and craziness of the legal profession

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 21, 2010
Last week was supposed to be easier for me due to school vacation week but it seemed that I had a busier than normal week.  Thursday was very productive day and thought it would be a good illustration of what a sole practitioner does. I got up around 5am which is normal and took my […]
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Hardship License and First offense OUI cases

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 15, 2010
 Melanie’s law has added a lot regarding license loss.  Hardship license is only granted at the reasonable discretion of the registry.  There must be no evidence driving once the license has been suspended or revoked.  The applicant must have a documented and legitimate hardship. The applicant must provide a letter from his employer including the […]
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High Conflict Custody cases

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On January 27, 2010
I have handled a lot of high conflict custody case.  I have represented children , been a guardian ad litem, represented Mother and Fathers as well as grandparents, family members, foster parents, friends of the family and friends of the children.  Custody cases are hard on everyone involved. It is never easy for the family […]
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