Admitted or Held for Observation?

Nov 18, 2023 | News, Tips

You are sick and go to the hospital. You make it past the emergency room and are in a bed being treated by doctors and nurses. You are receiving medical tests and hospital food. But have you been admitted or are you held and under observation? The difference in the...

Divvy Up Your Stuff Now & Avoid Hurting Your Loved Ones Later.

Jun 16, 2023 | Probate/Estate, Tips

As 70+ Million baby boomers head into their later years and downsize or pass how do they divvy up their “stuff” in this process? One way is to speak with your family while you are alive and ask if any of them have a desire for a particular item. Family meetings where...

IF “MIRANDA” IS VIOLTED CAN YOU SUE THE GOVERNMENT

Mar 11, 2023 | Tips

The warning created by the “Miranda” case has become a staple in police lexicon and popular culture. What if that warning is violated during an interrogation and a confession against the right to remain silent established by the 5th Amendment is gained. ...

New Year = Get Out of Debt!

Jan 9, 2023 | Tips

The last few years have shown economic ups and downs. Government shutdowns and sometimes hand-ups. As we return to ‘normal,’ we face layoffs, resumed lawsuits, foreclosures, and struggling with paying bills. If you put all expenses on a credit card and can’t pay it...

I Have To Pay Taxes On The Income From The Sale Of My House, What?!?

Aug 9, 2022 | Tips

The house values have been rising, you have a lot of equity in your house, you sell and you realize the income from the house! But then, the tax man cometh! Now what? And what could you have known before the sale to protect you from the tax bill? What Are These Taxes?...

Understanding The Terms of Your Lease Before You Sign

Jul 26, 2022 | Tips

Photo by Kindel Media A lease is a legally binding contract. While you may be excited about your new rental, and your landlord has promised you all the perks you could ever want, things can go south very quickly if you don’t understand the terms of your lease. As a...

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