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What Does ‘Power of Attorney’ Mean?
August 13, 2012
One term that most people have heard but few understand is “power of attorney”. What does it mean and how does it apply to the average person? Read More »
Guardianship and Conservatorship
August 9, 2012
Guardianships and conservatorships have many things in common. Typically there are two main reasons why a court may appoint a guardian or a conservator. Either the individual in question is a minor, or the individual has become incapacitated either mentally or physically. After a court hearing a judge will make a determination and appoint either a guardian or a conservator to manage the well-being of another person. Read More »
Common Estate Planning Mistakes After Marriage
July 18, 2012
Getting married is an exciting new adventure that most people enter into with high hopes. And it should be that way. If you get married, your stuff becomes your spouses and as such it’s crucial to update all of your estate planning documents. Here are five of the most common estate planning missteps people take after getting married. Read More »
Mortgages and Foreclosures: FAQ
June 23, 2012
Buying a home for the first time came be a daunting task. Not only do you have to find the home, but there is also the issue of financing. So, in order to calm a little fear and instill a little confidence, here’s a list of frequently asked questions concerning mortgages and foreclosures. Read More »
Workers’ Compensation Trends for 2012
May 23, 2012
The flow of workers’ compensation is not static; there are trends that drive the expenses up and down that change every year. The benefits available to employees and their costs to employers are expected to vary depending on many factors. Knowing the trends of workers’ compensation allows both employees and employers to prepare for what might become an issue in the near future. Read More »
Tips for Controlling Workers’ Compensation Costs
May 12, 2012
Employers can often feel financial strain from workers’ compensation expenses that are provided for all public employees as required by law. In recent years, medical services have claimed the highest expense of workers’ compensation benefits. While it is true that the cost of workers’ compensation depends heavily on the economy, there are some things that employers can do to limit their expenses for workers’ compensation. A few suggestions include: Read More »
Public Employees and Workers’ Compensation
May 9, 2012
When public employees are injured on the job, they are provided workers’ compensation benefits to provide for necessary expenses. This is set up as a type of insurance so that the employees get the benefits they need. Workers’ compensation benefits both the employee and the employer by providing payments to injured employee’s without the need for them to file litigation against their employer. Read More »
Reaffirmation Agreements
April 9, 2012
A reaffirmation agreement is just one of the documents for you to review and sign during a bankruptcy proceeding. It states that you, as a debtor, will pay back the money you owe to creditors. It’s a contract that reaffirms your debt and personal liability. Read More »
Bankruptcy: Not Always a Bad Thing
April 5, 2012
Deciding to file for bankruptcy is never an easy decision. There are many myths and uncertainties about what it means to file for bankruptcy and none of them are positive. Many people think that their finances will be ruined forever and that creditors will take away your home, your car, and any other possession of value to recoup their losses. None of these things is true. Read More »
