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A Power of Attorney, or POA, is a legal document that lets you pick someone to handle your affairs if you can't. It's recognized across the U.S., but the exact rules can vary by state. You can choose how much power ...

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...

Sometimes, federal and state laws let you cancel certain contracts within three days of signing. This is especially true for contracts you sign at your home, a trade show, or anywhere that isn’t the seller&rsquo...

The IRS is introducing a new form, called Schedule 1-A, for the 2025 tax season. This new form is designed to help Americans claim more deductions and make tax filing easier.   What’s New? For the fi...

Identity theft happens when someone uses your personal information—like your name, Social Security number, or financial details—without your permission, often to steal money or commit other crimes. You may not...

Have you already filed your taxes? If so, you're probably wondering when you'll get your tax refund. The tax filing season kicked off on January 27, 2025, allowing people to start receiving t...

Imagine checking your phone and finding that your boss or a coworker has added you to a work-related WhatsApp group. Suddenly, your personal phone number is shared with others, and work messag...

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...

As more businesses choose to work with independent contractors instead of full-time employees, it's crucial to understand the differences between these two types of work arrangements.  Independent con...