Hiring a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney: What You Need to Know

3 April 2024
 Categories: Law, Blog

Facing financial difficulties can be overwhelming, but hiring a Chapter 13 bankruptcy attorney can help you navigate the complex process of filing for bankruptcy. Whether you're struggling with mounting debt or facing foreclosure, seeking legal advice from a knowledgeable attorney can provide you with the guidance and support you need to make informed decisions about your financial future.  Understanding Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Chapter 13 bankruptcy is debt relief that allows individuals with normal and consistent income to create a repayment plan to pay off all or part of their debts over a set period of time. Read More 

Why Every Business Owner Needs a Tax Attorney

9 February 2024
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you're a business owner, you know that managing taxes is one of the most important—and time-consuming—tasks that you need to prioritize. Given the complexity of the tax requirements and regulations, you may find yourself overwhelmed, leaving plenty of room for errors and missed deadlines. When that happens, it's essential to turn to a tax attorney who can guide you and assist you in tax-related matters.  Expertise in Tax Laws and Regulations Read More 
 

Harassment in the Workplace – Do You Need a Lawyer?

Harassment in the Workplace – Do You Need a Lawyer?

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Harassment in the Workplace – Do You Need a Lawyer?

I’m Amy Lawrence. Thanks for coming to read my website. Years ago, I was a victim of harassment in my workplace. I had a manager that seemed to think that in order for me to keep my job I should do favors for him. It started out with him asking me to run out and get him specialty coffee in the morning. It progressed to bringing him lunch on the days he wasn’t able to leave the office to eat. Eventually, he had me convinced that I should go out for drinks with him after work. I didn’t want to. I wanted to go home after work, but I needed my job. Things continued to progress to an uncomfortable state. The human relations department dismissed my complaint because they said “nothing happened.” I ended up talking to a lawyer because I didn’t want anything further to happen.

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