Real Estate Property Tax Mistakes to Avoid

Posted on 25 August 2020

It's easy to make mistakes with real estate taxes. When these mistakes happen, you may find yourself not receiving certain tax refunds and you may even find yourself in trouble with the IRS. Here are some mistakes to avoid and what to do instead.  Not Filing a Return If you earn below a certain amount in a particular year, you may not be required to file a tax return. However, you should file a tax return anyway because you might be eligible for a refundable credit. [Read More]

Credit Card Debt After Your Ex Files Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Posted on 28 July 2020

Bankruptcy is complicated, and so is the dissolution of a marriage. If you have gone through a divorce only to have your ex-spouse quickly file for bankruptcy afterward, you might wonder if you are impacted. After all, you may have already decided how to divide debt in family court, leading to some sticky situations. So, can creditors come after you even if you've divorced? Should you also file Chapter 7 bankruptcy? [Read More]

Dental Malpractice And Tooth Extractions

Posted on 25 June 2020

Regular visits to the dentist are part of many people's healthcare routine. You trust your oral health to your general dentist, and you expect him or her to provide the care needed to maintain that oral health over time. Unfortunately, some patients become victims of dental malpractice. Tooth extractions can open the door for many situations where dental malpractice can occur. It helps to understand these situations so that you will know when to seek the help of an experienced dental malpractice attorney. [Read More]

Protections That Worker's Compensation Claimants Can Enjoy

Posted on 22 April 2020

A worker that has suffered a serious injury while they are at work may be able to seek compensation by filing a worker's compensation claim. By pursuing one of these claims, there are several benefits and types of protection that injured workers will be able to enjoy. Not surprisingly, filing one of these claims is not something that many employees will have given much thought, and this can lead to them failing to appreciate the value of this option. [Read More]

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Bailing a Friend Out of Jail: Yay or Nay?

If a friend of yours calls you and tells you they have been arrested, the next words out of their mouth may be, "please bail me out." But before you post bond for your friend, you need to know what you are getting yourself into. If they jump bail, you could be on the hook for the full amount of their bail. This is the situation I found myself in, which is why I want people to know what they are getting themselves into when posting bail. If you have a friend that calls from jail and asks for your help in getting out, I hope you take a look at my website. It helps you learn what you are getting into and hopefully helps you make an informed decision on whether you should help or not.

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