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Ten Signs You Might Be a Victim of Identity Theft
Identity theft happens when someone uses your personal information—like your name, Social Security number, or financial details—without your permission, often to steal money or commit other crimes. You may not...
Airline Refund Rules: A Simple Guide to Your Rights for Delays and Cancellations
Since 2024, new federal rules have made it much easier for airline passengers in the United States to get their money back when travel doesn't go as planned. Here is a simple guide to yo...
The Challenge of Unjust Evictions: Rallying for Change and Empowerment in Public Housing
In the heart of Richmond, a disconcerting pattern has emerged among public housing estates, casting a shadow over the lives of many residents through unjust eviction proceedings caused ...
Wells Fargo Subscription Fees Settlement: What You Need to Know
Wells Fargo has agreed to pay $33 million to settle a lawsuit about deceptive billing involving “free trial” offers. This settlement could mean money back for thousands of customers affected by unwa...
Should Lawyers Tell Someone if a Colleague is Having a Hard Time?
Lawyers are supposed to do their best for their clients. In some places, if they see another lawyer making big mistakes because they're not well, they need to tell the official lawyer group called the b...
What Creditors Can Take Back and What They Can't
When you owe money and can't keep up with your payments, you might be worried that the creditor will take something you own, like your car. However, the rules about what a creditor can and can't take are pretty str...
How to Challenge Wage Garnishment in 2025
If you're dealing with debt issues like loans, medical bills, or credit card balances, it's crucial to know that your wages can't be taken right away by a creditor. First, the creditor must sue you and win a court ord...
When You Should Consider Calling the Police on Your Neighbor
Deciding to involve the police due to a neighbor's behavior is a serious decision, generally reserved for incidents beyond mere annoyances such as noise complaints. However, when behaviors clearly represent...
Tax Tips for Employees Working from Home
Working from home is becoming more common, but the tax rules have not kept up with this change. Since the tax reform in 2018, most employees are not allowed to deduct work expenses that are not reimbursed by their company. This in...