Tips for Living a Healthy Financial Life

    Letitia Kuhn


  • What Happens When Your Company Folds While You Are On Workers' Comp?

    21 July 2016
    Being out of work due to an on-the-job injury is scary enough, but if you're relying on your workers' compensation benefits to pay the bills and provide your much-needed medical care, finding out that your company is closing is downright terrifying. What happens to your workers' comp benefits once the company folds? Payments to injured workers should continue. Workers
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  • When Is It Time To Hire A Personal Injury Lawyer?

    5 July 2016
    If you were the victim of an accident and you have suffered personal injuries, you may want to think about hiring a personal injury lawyer. To help you understand whether you are at the point where this step is needed, you will want to read through the following points. You Are Not Able To Work Missing a couple of days of work because of minor injury or because you a
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  • If You Have Cancer And Can't Work, Don't Starve: Check Out The SSI Compassionate Allowance Program

    17 June 2016
    A diagnosis of cancer brings many concerns and fears, and this is especially true if you have limited financial resources or are unable to work due to your symptoms or treatment. There is a fast track to receiving financial assistance through the Social Security Administration which applies to people with certain forms of cancer and other medically severe diseases. Ca
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  • Four Reasons To Hire An Attorney For A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

    27 May 2016
    People who are in dire financial circumstances will often think about a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, but because money is tight, filing your own bankruptcy to save money is considered a smart option. But there are many reasons why this is not a good idea. The following are four of them. An attorney can determine qualification Just because you want a fresh start with your per
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  • Trying To Serve Process On Someone That Doesn't Want To Be Served? What Are Your Options?

    11 May 2016
    At the start of many lawsuits is a step known as the service of process—it's the basic procedure by which you give appropriate notice to the other party about the pending legal action. That preserves their right to respond and allows the court to assert jurisdiction over the person and case. If service of process doesn't happen, it can delay or halt a lawsuit. That me
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