Borrowing Against Your 401K…. 401K Debit Cards?
By: LINDSEY O’NEILL, ESQ. A big trend in borrowing these days is borrowing against your 401K retirement account. It’s even easier than ever… did you know people are being issued “401K Debit Cards”? They’re just like other debit cards in that you can use them for pin-based transactions anywhere debit cards are accepted. Of course, [...]
BY Katie Marasco, esq There are currently at least 17 states considering instating a ban on tanning privileges for teenagers. Such bans would put an age minimum requirement for the use of tanning beds at tanning salons. Some states, rather than considering an all out ban, want to require parental or doctor permission before tanning [...]
BY: Katie Marasco, esq In a typical domestic violence case, where the victim seeks some legal protection from her abuser, the victim may get a protective order against the abuser. However, when minors are involved it isn’t so easy for the victim. Many states don’t even allow a minor to obtain a protective order and [...]
How to STOP Telemarketing Calls
By: LINDSEY O’NEILL, ESQ. Do you get home from a long day, start to enjoy a glass of wine or read the newspaper, only to be disrupted by the constant ringing of the telephone? Worse yet…. the voice on the other line is a telemarketer? Well, you have legal rights when it comes to these [...]
U.S. Courts Bankruptcy Video Explains Your Rights
By: LINDSEY O’NEILL, ESQ. Want to learn more about bankruptcy directly from the courts? The U.S. Courts website has some great information about the basics of bankruptcy. Of course, you shouldn’t try to go through the bankruptcy process alone. Not only is bankruptcy stressful, but navigating the court system is even difficult for attorneys. Always [...]
Do you own stock in a bankrupt company?
By: LINDSEY O’NEILL, ESQ. With several big companies heading into bankruptcy lately, many investors and stockholders are left wondering what will happen to their investments. Does the law protect their interests? Does the stock retain any value? The federal Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published a short guidebook to help investors (Bankruptcy: What Happens When Public [...]
BY Katie Marasco Tenants often wonder what type of recourse they have against landlords who won’t make necessary repairs. Landlord Tenant law can be tricky and certainly varies from state to state. The best overall advice is to document, in writing, all requests for repairs and maintain any records of refusal if possible. Recourse against [...]
Are you a victim of investment fraud? Stanford Financial Group ALERT!
By: LINDSEY O’NEILL, ESQ. Unfortunately, investor fraud continues to be uncovered through financial crisis investigations. As part of that process, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has worked closely with other regulators in the U.S. and around the world to protect investors and the markets. One of those investment fraud investigations is centered around the Stanford [...]
BY Katie Marasco If an underage individual, someone under the age of 21 years old, is caught in possession of alcohol or in some states with alcohol their system, they may be ticketed for a minor in possession, minor in consumption, possession of alcohol under the legal age or any similar offense. The language used [...]
BY Katie Marasco If you are an employer and you are making over the counter medication available to your employees in the workplace you may be setting yourself up for potentially serious liability. While you might think providing your employees with an over the counter pain killer or cold medicine is simply a nice thing [...]
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