What Should You Do If the IRS Says You Owe Taxes?

If you always submit your tax returns on time and pay the balances you owe, you probably think you will never have a problem with the IRS. Some people never experience problems with the IRS if they do these things, but others do. If the IRS believes that you calculated your tax returns inaccurately, they may send you a letter that states that you owe back taxes. If you received a letter about this, here are several things you should know. [Read More]

Settling Payment Disputes After Constructing A Building

One of the most common legal challenges that occur in the construction industry is payment disputes. Construction lawyers often assist those in the construction industry to receive the payments that they deserve for the services rendered. There are several issues in particular that you might face. Failure to Pay an Invoice One common problem is when a client attempts to not pay the full amount owed for services rendered. For example, one party might attempt to satisfy an invoice with an amount that is less than the amount owed. [Read More]

Obtaining A Protection Order After A Breakup: FAQs

When a relationship dissolves, high emotions can be part of the equation. However, there are some situations when the dissolution of a relationship can actually put you in direct danger. A protective order service can help you file for an order of protection in your locality to make sure your ex knows they are legally disallowed from approaching you. Here is a look at a few of the most common questions about obtaining a protective order. [Read More]

Tips For Avoiding Ancillary Probate

Probate can be an expensive, lengthy, painful process for your loved ones. The complications can even be more amplified if your loved ones have to go through two probates. Here are a few tips to help you avoid a second probate (ancillary probate). Revocation The most basic way to avoid multiple wills is to revoke earlier ones each time you want a new will. That way, the latest will always have all your last wishes and testament. [Read More]