Ways To Handle A Child's Education Debt During A Divorce

Posted on 8 April 2019

The division of assets during a divorce is a topic that many couples think about considerably, but it's easy to overlook how you'll divide your debts, too. This is an important subject to go over with each other — or, if you're having trouble communicating in a civil manner, to raise with your respective divorce lawyers. One particularly challenging situation is when you have a child in post-secondary education and you've accrued significant education debt, which could be several thousands of dollars, depending on how much of the bill you're covering for your child. [Read More]

Dealing with a Disgruntled Employee Who May Need to Be Fired? Get Professional Legal Help

Posted on 28 February 2019

Trying to deal with a formerly good employee who has gone disgruntled can be a frustrating thing for any business to do on their own. Even worse, they may make mistakes when trying to fire the employee that threaten them with serious legal action. Thankfully, high-quality professional help can minimize this problem. Disgruntled Employees Can Be an Issue Many companies have to deal with angry, upset, or disgruntled employees from time to time. [Read More]

What Securities Law Does, And Why You Will Be Really Glad It Does What It Does

Posted on 23 January 2019

Securities are publicly traded investments. They are an excellent way to build an investment portfolio and make a decent amount of cash safely. Up until a few decades ago, however, securities had no governing laws, rules, or restrictions, which made them not so safe for investors who were not so savvy. When securities laws were constructed and introduced, they were invaluable for a number of reasons. Here is what securities law does, and why you will be very glad that these laws exist. [Read More]

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Are You Legally Prepared For A Crisis?

I never had many assets to safeguard or financial decisions to make. Consequently, I never saw the need for legal documents, such as a will or power of attorney. That changed when I was in a serious car accident that resulted in a coma. When I finally began to recover, I learned how stressful making medical decisions was for my family and how they struggled to manage my finances. It was then that I knew I needed to do better at preparing for all the "what ifs" in life. With the help of a estate lawyer, I was able to get my affairs in order. While I hope that the past doesn't repeat itself, I do rest easy knowing that I'm prepared for whatever life may bring my way. It is my hope that the information in this blog will encourage you to legally prepare yourself as well.

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