A Quick and Dirty Guide to Selling Your Home
By Stacey L. Bradford
GETTING READY TO put your house on the market? Before you do, you'll have to decide whether you want to hire a full-service broker, work with a discount broker or sell the place on your own. It's not an easy decision — there are advantages and disadvantages to each method.
A traditional broker, for example, will present you with a complete marketing plan and expose your home to as many buyers as possible. You could, however, save yourself thousands of dollars by selling your property on your own. But some would argue that the headache isn't worth it.
Here are some pros and cons to consider before you take the plunge. ( For Full Article Please Click On Link Below)
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Avoid a Canine Custody Battle
By Maryann Mott for The Dog Daily
Like many caring dog owners, Stanley and Linda Perkins of San Diego, Calif., dote on their pointer-greyhound mix, Gigi. But in the late ‘90s when the couple decided to split, a two-year canine custody battled ensued, racking up thousands of dollars in legal fees and taking up almost half of the three-day divorce trial.
In an effort to clinch the case for her client, Sandra Morris, a family law attorney representing Mrs. Perkins, decided to use a tactic that worked in several successful child custody cases. Morris shot a day-in-the-life video of Gigi, showing the adopted pooch going for walks, sleeping under the desk and playing on the beach. It worked. A superior court judge awarded Mrs. Perkins permanent canine custody. (For Full Article Please Click On Link Below)
http://dogs.myfoxcolorado.com/Happy/avoid_canine_custody_battle/index.html
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