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June 2026 Webinar- What To Do In The First 24 Hours After A Car Accident
Subject Line: WEBINAR: What To Do In The First 24 Hours After A Car Accident
Speakers: Director of Client Relations, Steve Altishin, and Personal Injury Attorney, Andrew Teitelman
What We’ll Be Covering:
The first 24 hours after a car accident are critical for ensuring physical safety and preserving your legal rights.
There are several things you should be doing right away, both to insure your health and document what occurred, including:
Immediately checking for injuries, moving to safety on a sidewalk or shoulder and calling 911, even if it is a minor collision, to provide an unbiased official record.
Exchanging critical information from all drivers and documenting the scene by capturing pictures of the vehicles, road, traffic signs, etc.
The importance of seeking medical evaluation and care, monitoring for hidden injuries and strictly following recommended treatment plans.
The pitfalls of not reporting the accident to your insurer and consulting an attorney before providing a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance company or accepting an early settlement offer.
Why you should not post photos or updates about the accident.
Insurance adjusters monitor platforms to find evidence that might undermine your injury claim.
Date & Time: Monday, June 29th at 12pm PDT
Location: Online – Attend from anywhere!
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How to Join the Webinar:
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https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82534062275
Questions? Email
ekonzelman@pacificcascadefamilylaw.com
July 2026 Webinar- Airing Out the Dirty Laundry: All of the Things That Can Be Used Against You in a Divorce
Subject Line: WEBINAR: Airing Out The Dirty Laundry: All Of The Things That Can Be Used Against You In A Divorce
Speakers: Director of Client Relations, Steve Altishin, and Family Law Attorney, Michael Trotter
What We’ll Be Covering:
Messing around with finances and assets, secretly accumulating debt, spending excessively, intentionally damaging or destroying marital property and refusing to provide required financial records can and likely will, be used against you in a divorce trial.
Documented abuse, neglect, criminal behavior or a history of drug or alcohol can heavily influence custody and other decisions the judge makes.
While not impacting the divorce grounds, money spent on an affair can be recouped.
Child custody factors can include a parent’s lack of involvement in the child's life or a history of neglect.
A parent’s instability or poor attitude toward the relationship they have with their spouse or the children can affect a judge’s decision on custody and parenting plans.
Almost any form of documentation can be used as evidence in a divorce case, from the obvious (financial records, bank or credit card statements, wage statements and tax returns) to the not so obvious (diaries, emails, texts, and social media posts).
Date & Time: Thursday, July 30th at 12pm PDT
Location: Online – Attend from anywhere!
Spots are limited—reserve yours now!
How to Join the Webinar:
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https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89406865039
Questions? Email
ekonzelman@pacificcascadefamilylaw.com
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