Are Lawyers Always Needed?

Today’s question is: “do I need a lawyer Always?” 

The answer is, “Well, it depends!” 

There are circumstances where you will definitely need a lawyer. For example, if your specific legal matter requires legal advice or a legal opinion, you’ll want to consult with a lawyer. You will also want to engage a lawyer if you need legal representation in Court. Please note: our Sister Company, Legal Concierge, LLC, will refer you to a lawyer who is well-suited to help with your particular legal matter. 

That said, there are a variety of other legal circumstances where the answer is unequivocally, “No”. You don’t necessarily need a lawyer to handle more commonplace legal matters such as Estate Planning, LLC creation, Probate Administration, Deed preparation and a variety of business and real estate-related transactions. These are the cornerstones of our practice.  

For more than 27 years, Life Planning Inc. has served thousands of clients in these matters with a high degree of competence and integrity. We invite you to connect with us with any and all of your questions – we’re always happy to serve as a trusted resource for legal information – and solutions!   

Give us a call at 877-438-7878 or email us at Info@LifePlanningInc.com and let us know what your legal needs are. There’s never any cost or obligation for the initial consultation. We’ll answer all your questions, review your options and offer to serve your needs directly or refer you to the best-qualified attorney for your particular legal matter.

Can Chickens Eat Celery – what do you think?

chickens eat celery…

That’s an interesting one.

And a question that might be a little more tricky for people to decide whether celery is actually ok to feed your backyard chickens or not.

So, I think this question is worth answering for many people who are not really sure about it at all…

Really… Can Chickens Eat Celery?

Yes…

Your chickens can eat celery.

I have had no problem with giving my chickens celery and they seem to like it.

Although celery does not have a lot of taste to it in general.

Don’t be fooled by this though…

Because celery provides some good nutrition for your birds.

You could consider it if you have celery in your own veggie patch if you want.

But I find it not that expensive to buy in the shops.

Is Celery Healthy for Chickens?

Celery is healthy for us, so it is also healthy for your backyard chickens as well.

In fact, it is low in calories and high in antioxidants.

You are looking at vitamins, minerals that will help keep your chickens healthy.

And did you know that celery actually has around 12 kinds of antioxidants?

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Learn How likely are you to get an STD.

STD is probably one of the most feared acronyms in the English language. Today we’re going to talk about STDs and or STI sexually transmitted infections and diseases so as much as the idea of STDs and STI scares everyone and sends people running for the hills.

The number one thing that you should know is that you actually probably know someone who has an STI or STD. There are over 20 million new infections in the United States per year as estimated by the CDC and that number is incredibly conservative that only includes eight common infections.

The World Health Organization says that there are over 30 sexually transmitted infections and diseases so that number that 20 million does not include things like pubic lice, scabies, mollusk, contagiosum and a number of others.

There are quite a few additional infections as well that doesn’t include the infections that are either undiagnosed or undetected because are not aware that they have STD because they don’t have symptoms and being asymptomatic.

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