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Buying A Home? All About Contingency Clauses

Posted on September 12, 2018

Buying a home is a complex process and one in which you must consider a lot of variables. One important concept to keep mind when getting ready to purchase a house involves contingencies. These are conditions or clauses you place into a contract to protect you from any potential problems. This article examines some of the most important contingencies to consider putting into a home-buying agreement. Inspection One contingency clause you should absolutely insist upon is having the property inspected before the sale is final. [Read More]

In It Together: What To Know About Shared Custody

Posted on August 9, 2018

For divorcing couples, there have never been more choices when it comes to child custody. Now often referred to as parenting plans, the parenting configurations available mean more choice but can also mean more confusion for parents trying to make a decision. Shared custody is one of the traditional choices, and there is a good reason for its popularity. Read on to find out about shared, or 50/50, parenting and see if it's the best choice for your family going forward. [Read More]

More Medical Proof: The Social Security CME

Posted on July 8, 2018

When a medical condition has made it impossible for you to work at your job you may be able to get Social Security benefits. This program provides monthly payments to those who are too sick or hurt to work, but you must be prepared to show proof of your medical condition. When the Social Security Administration (SSA) requires more information about your medical issue, they may request that you undergo a consultative medical exam (CME). [Read More]

Your SSI Hearing: What To Do

Posted on June 7, 2018

After months of a long application process for disability benefits, it may finally be time to appear at a SSI/SSDI hearing. Your actions and overall performance will be scrutinized by someone who will recommend whether benefits are granted to you or not. The hearing might mean a lot to you because you may desperately need money for help with medication, household bills and other items as a result of your disability. [Read More]