Slips, Trips and Falls Are a Leading Cause of Workers’ Comp Claims
July 5, 2021
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, slips, trips, and falls are one of the leading causes of workers’ comp claims. About 15 percent
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Socially Isolated Seniors More Likely to Suffer Falls
June 25, 2021
When the elderly are socially isolated or live alone, they are much more likely to suffer falls. The most socially isolated seniors are 24 percent
Why and How Would Someone Disinherit a Child?
June 15, 2021
Plenty of people have rocky relationships with their families, but few believe they’ll ever be disinherited. Whether you’re an adult child wondering why your parent
What to Do if You’re Sued by a Debt Collector During or After Bankruptcy
June 10, 2021
Debt collectors are notorious for harassing debtors. Calling all day and night, sending threatening letters, and filing lawsuits are all common practices. When you’re in
What Is a Trustee Required to Do?
May 20, 2021
You might be considering using a trust as part of your estate plan—or someone may have asked you to be the trustee for their estate.
How Divorce Affects Bankruptcy
May 15, 2021
Unfortunately, not every marriage works out—and many of them fail due to financial issues. Whether you’re ending your marriage because you’re drowning in debt, or
What to Know About Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect Policies
May 10, 2021
All nursing homes are required to have an elder abuse and neglect policy. These policies are designed to keep their residents safe, provide a method
Estate Planning for LGBTQ Couples
April 20, 2021
Same-sex marriage has been federally recognized since 2015, thanks to the Supreme Court case Obergefell v. Hodges. This landmark decision afforded the same automatic legal
Can You Discharge Student Loans in Bankruptcy?
April 15, 2021
Love them or hate them (let’s be honest, you probably hate them), student loans are a fact of life for millions of Americans. Loans we
How Nursing Home Elopement Can Qualify as Abuse
April 10, 2021
When you think of elopement, you’re probably thinking of the romantic kind—wedding bells, a fabulous destination, and two folks desperately in love. When it comes
