Just got paid, Friday night Party huntin’, feeling right Body shaking, all around No one thinks when I’m gettin’ down Check the mirror, looking fly Round up my posse, jump in my ride Radio rocking, a monster jam Feel the [ . . . ]
If you have a property in foreclosure, your mortgage lender will likely send you all sorts of correspondence. You may have modification or reinstatement options, which is great if you want to retain the property. But for a variety of [ . . . ]
Currently working its way through House of Representatives committees is H.R. 2366, the Discharge Student Loans in Bankruptcy Act of 2017. It’s always good to hope, but forget about discharging student loans in bankruptcy in the near future. On October [ . . . ]
Go to a cash machine To get a ticket home Message on the screen Says don’t make plans, you’re broke No, no this can’t be right I know that time is tight I’ve only just been paid It’s been three [ . . . ]
Have you ever heard of Parkinson’s Law? It was first articulated by C. Northcote Parkinson in an article in The Economist in 1955. Parkinson’s Law is the adage that “work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion.” Parkinson’s [ . . . ]
A deposition is basically out-of-court testimony, made under oath, and recorded by a court reporter. Depositions are taken during litigation for later use in pleadings or during trial. Preparing for a deposition can be nerve-wracking, but it is far preferable [ . . . ]
We hate money Broke people stand up If you lack cash, put a hand up We hate money And all the people getting paid Throw all your money on stage We hate money Dollars, cash, cheese Unless you’re gonna give [ . . . ]
Protecting assets in bankruptcy requires a combination of foresight and expertise. Chapter 13 bankruptcy generally allows you to keep all your property. But in Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your nonexempt assets may be “liquidated,” or seized and sold. If you do [ . . . ]
The HBO documentary Class Divide examines wealth disparity in the West Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan in New York City. Specifically, the film toggles between the very wealthy young students of the Avenues School and the very poor living right across the street [ . . . ]
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