Remodeling? 6 Tips to Avoid a Contractor Nightmare
It’s remodeling season. If you’re hiring out to fix up your home — especially for the first time — you’re likely at a loss when it comes to hiring a trustworthy contractor.
Author: Jessica Walters
Divorce: 3 Reasons to Hire a Private Investigator
Hiring a private investigator may seem like an extravagant move when leaving your marriage, but in some cases it can mean the difference between winning and losing in battles over money and children.
Can You Trust an E-Signature?
An e-signature doesn’t just refer to signing an electronic pen pad at a store or pasting your signature onto online documents; other electronic signatures can refer to entering a PIN number for a debit card or clicking “I agree” when logged into an online account.
10 Scams Targeting Senior Citizens
The National Council On Aging reports that over 90% of all reported elder abuse is committed by an older person’s own family members, however, an increasing number of telemarketing and internet scams are taking advantage of seniors.
How to Request a Paternity Test
Established paternity affects legal parental rights and obligations such as visitation and child support, social security, veterans benefits, and health care.
Do School Suspensions Stop Bad Behavior?
Mounting research suggests that out-of-school suspensions put students on the fast track to falling behind, dropping out, and going to jail. Some groups are suspended more than others, putting suspensions under further scrutiny.
4 Common Credit Report Mistakes, and How to Fix Them
While fixing your credit report may seem like a trivial matter, it’s just as important for your financial future as regular doctor visits are for your physical one.
Is Permanent Alimony Outdated?
Alimony has been around for a long time, and has generally been a dirty word for men and a saving grace for women. The game is changing, however, with more women in the workforce than ever.
4 Must-Dos for Financial Stability After College
The top must-dos to set new graduates up for financial stability after college.
The Legal Issues of Dating During Divorce
Your divorce decree is all but signed by a judge. Do you really think your divorce lawyer is going to give you the green light to date, should you ask?