FAQ

What is Probate?

Probate means to prove. Basically, the probate process is proving a will, and proving that that's the last will and testament of a person, and also proving who their heirs are and to see if they have any creditors. When a person dies, if they have a will, the person…

What is Medicaid and How Do I Know If I’m Eligible?

What Is A HUD-1 Closing Statement?

The HUD-1 closing statement is the money part of the transaction. It has the buyer's name on it, the seller's name on it, the sales price, the earnest money paid, and also has the lender's name on it. On the first page of the HUD, it'll have the tax proration…

Should You Settle For A Lump Sum When You File A Workers’ Compensation Claim?

Due to the uncertainty that surrounds many workers’ compensation cases, it may be in your best interest to settle your claim. Before you commit to a settlement, you would be best served to seek the guidance of an experienced attorney to obtain the best result possible. Settling your workers’ compensation…

The Importance of Incorporating Your Business

Q: What Are the Advantages of Incorporating My Business? A: For most business owners, the most important reason to incorporate one’s business is limiting individual liability and protecting one’s personal assets. When a business is incorporated, the business is a separate legal entity from the individual who owns and/or runs…

Do Social Security disability benefits disqualify me from receiving workers’ compensation?

If you’ve wondered whether you’re eligible to receive both Social Security benefits and workers’ compensation after your injury, you’re asking the right questions. Unfortunately, many people have little to no understanding of how each program works, leaving them without answers immediately following an injury. The good news? Most people are…