What Can You Do If You Can't Pay Child Support Because Of COVID-19?

Posted on: 3 November 2020

With COVID-19 shutting down the economy, many people are struggling to maintain their income or even to find work. This can in turn make it difficult or impossible to pay your child support. Here's what you can do. Know How Child Support Works The first thing you should do is to make sure you understand how child support works. It isn't just a number that a judge picks that is set in stone forever.
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Worried About A PPP Audit? How To Prepare For The Process

Posted on: 5 October 2020

If you took out a PPP loan for your small business, you might have heard about the recent call for government audits. The US government has begun auditing many of the businesses that received funds through the Paycheck Protection Program. The audits come as a result of reported fraud associated with the loan program. If you're worried that your business will be targeted for an audit, now's the time to prepare.
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Factors That Can Slow Down The Divorce Process

Posted on: 27 August 2020

Getting married can happen very quickly, sometimes only within one day, but getting divorced can take a very long time depending on how you go about it and what state you reside in. You might be wondering why your divorce is taking as long as it is. There are several issues that can delay a divorce especially if you're not working with a divorce lawyer. Mandatory Cooling Off Periods Depending on the state you reside in, there might be a mandatory cooling-off period.
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What Does A Probate Executor Do?

Posted on: 6 July 2020

Have you been named as the executor of a loved one's estate and are now not sure what the responsibilities are? Here is what you need to know about some of the responsibilities of a probate executor.  File The Will With The Local Court The first step will be to file the will with the local court where your loved one resided. You will also have the will admitted to probate and request to be named as the executor so that the probate case can be opened.
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