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As costs for health care and living expenses continue to rise, many older Americans find themselves considering bankruptcy as a way to manage their debts. While there are some benefits for seniors thinking about bankr...

Business groups are currently questioning the U.S. Labor Department's updated overtime rule—a decision that could unexpectedly complicate matters for employers. These groups argue the new rule, which ...

The United States Bankruptcy Code is like the Swiss Army knife of our legal system, tackling financial distress with a structured approach that's as reliable as your favorite pair of jeans.  I...

The concept of adverse possession remains a remarkably relevant and powerful tool within the realm of property law today. Often colloquially referred to as "squatter’s rights," adverse possessi...

Discovering that your identity has been stolen can be a distressing experience, but knowing your legal rights and taking swift action can help minimize the damage and reclaim c...

When you owe money and can't keep up with your payments, you might be worried that the creditor will take something you own, like your car. However, the rules about what a creditor can and can't take are pretty str...

If you've ever found yourself wading through bankruptcy-related information and stumbling over unfamiliar terms, you're not alone.  Legal terminology can be a bit like a foreign langua...

In the landscape of employment, where individuals contribute their skills and dedication, workplace discrimination remains a significant concern.  It's a disheartening reality that despite strides...

Starting February 10, 2025, people who want to live permanently in the United States will see some big changes in how they apply for a Green Card.  The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCI...