Tax Extensions: Can I Delay My Payment?
The term “tax extension” can be misleading, because it causes some folks to believe they can delay paying their taxes. This is not true.
The term “tax extension” can be misleading, because it causes some folks to believe they can delay paying their taxes. This is not true. Read More
If you know that someone is a victim of domestic violence, but he or she has not reported it to the police or a family law attorney (or doesn’t want to do it), then you have the option of pressing charges on behalf of the victim or consulting family law resources with the community. Read More
It’s not difficult for consumers to find legal resources these days, especially with a variety of online attorney directories and legal advice forums. And while it’s good to have options, what some consumers may not realize is that lawyers usually pay for listings in directories and the “advice” may not be applicable to their legal situation. It’s hardly the unbiased and objective venue that consumers expect – and deserve – from the legal community. Read More
It’s hard to believe that it’s been 35 years since the Mock Trial program was introduced in California. This year’s event – with participation from more than 450 students and 25 high schools – just goes to show that the instinct to establish the program was, and still continues to be, extremely in tune with the educational and legal systems. Read More
Inheriting an individual retirement account (IRA) can be a great monetary blessing for the recipient, but it can also raise many questions as to the rights and obligations associated with the transfer of money. Read More

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