Leaving an abusive relationship takes a lot of courage. When your ex can still contact you in the meantime, that can leave you second-guessing your decision. What many women don't know is that there are ways to get protection from your abuser when you leave. If you've been abused, the best thing you can do is reach out to a domestic abuse attorney who can help you find the resources you need to protect yourself. I created this site to share my journey in fleeing abuse. I hope that the information here helps you understand what you can expect and shows you that you aren't alone.
Posted on: 6 September 2016
Maybe you enjoy do-it-yourself projects and are ready for the challenge of fixing up and then selling -- sometimes called flipping -- a house. Or maybe you've spotted a real estate deal that's too good to pass up, and you think that a little elbow grease and some help from a knowledgeable contractor could make the house you've found a great candidate for making some money.
Is a Home Flip Smart?
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Posted on: 14 July 2016
When you pass away, a debt someone owes you isn't automatically cancelled. In fact, the executor of your estate will be tasked with collecting the money from the debtor until the loan is paid off. If you decide you want the person's liability for the debt to end when you leave this mortal coil, you'll have to essentially cancel the debt in your will. However, there are two important things you must know to ensure your wishes are respected when you die.
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Posted on: 29 June 2016
When you discover that you owe back taxes from a joint return, it can be scary and overwhelming. Many spouses in this situation knew little or nothing about the tax situation, or even what was on the tax return to begin with. So, what can you do now that you find yourself facing the taxman? Here is a guide to help get through this time.
Don't Ignore the Information. The worst thing that you can do at this point is to ignore what you've learned or disregard any notifications you have received.
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Posted on: 9 June 2016
Anxiety disorders are one of the most widespread mental illnesses in the United States. If you suffer from a social anxiety disorder or PTSD, you might not have been able to work and this will put an increased amount of stress on you. Did you know that you might be able to receive disability benefits? Here is what you need to be considered for disability benefits when suffering with an anxiety disorder.
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