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One of the biggest worries of parents when going through a divorce is ensuring they continue to prioritize their child. Bloom Law Office attorneys have seen this situation many times, but there’s good news. Every divorce is unique, and when children are involved things can...
It’s second nature to post our lives on social media, but when it comes to a workers’ comp claim, it’s best to keep quiet. In fact, it’s a good idea to go cold turkey on social media completely during the claims process. Bloom Law Office...
Divorce becomes even more of a challenge when children are involved. The experts at Bloom Law Office work with you to create a number of plans to help you and your children through this difficult time, and this includes drafting parenting plans with your co-parent....
You’ve been injured at or because of work, you’re scared, and you just want to get this whole thing over as quickly as possible. That’s the scenario the workers’ comp attorneys at Bloom Law Office have seen too often. When you’re hurt and potentially not...
When facing a divorce, there are two general types of properties: separate and communal. Bloom Law Office specializes in helping those going through a divorce, and this includes ensuring that your separate property remains your property. “Property” can also refer to assets. Every state has...
Few industries are recession-proof, but dry cleaning is one type of business that’s proven to be reliable and steady for small business owners for years. They employ thousands of people and there are over 36,000 individual dry cleaners in the United States alone. However, they’re...
When the relationship between parents doesn’t work out, child custody agreements help keep the peace in the family and put the child first. One of the most common questions clients ask at Bloom Law Office is whether they can move if they’re divorced with a...
You already know your employer has you covered under a workers’ compensation policy, and may have already done some research on how the application works—what do you need a workers’ compensation lawyer for? It’s a common question at Bloom Law Office. Many people are surprised...
Unfortunately, somewhat like domestic violence and eating disorders, men are often overlooked when it comes to being the recipient of alimony. At Bloom Law Office, we’re committed to helping all clients receive the spousal support they deserve. Many people consider alimony a court-ordered provision paid...
You can get injured on the job year-round, but there are certain workers' compensation claims that peak in the summer months. No matter the season or type of injury, Bloom Law Office is your local workers’ compensation claim specialist. Hiring a workers’ compensation attorney who...
Some couples pride themselves on how “easy” their divorce was, but that can change months or even years post-divorce. Bloom Law Office works with couples and ex-couples at all stages of divorce, from pre-filing to years after the divorce was finalized. When children are part...
When you’re working with sizzling hot food, dangerous tools and appliances, and you’ve got stress piled higher than the orders on your tray, accidents can happen. Restaurant workers are some of the most at-risk employees, many of whom have minimal training before beginning their job....
Both startups and marriage can have a high failure rate—combine the two and partner up with your spouse, and there can be some serious trouble brewing. Whether you own a business and your spouse is involved, or you own a business, and they have their...
Wouldn’t it be great if you could hire a professional knowing that you don’t have to pay them until you get paid—by someone else? That’s exactly how it works at Bloom Law Office when you file a workers’ compensation claim. The majority of employees are...
The definition of an unfit mother varies from state to state. At Bloom Law Office, the best interest of the child is always put first. Technically, the legal term is “unfit parent,” although within legalese there remains some outdated language and unfortunately “unfit mother” is...
