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Post-Divorce Modifications in Texas
September 21, 2010 By Jon R. Boyd, Attorney At Law
The author talks about post-divorce modifications.
Money Missing in Canada? Powers of Attorney, Executors and Adverse Inferences
September 21, 2010 By Wagner Sidlofsky LLP
In Ontario, Canada an adverse inference may be drawn if the trustee/ power of attorney/ executor fails to retain receipts supporting substantial cash withdrawals or expenses and be held personally liable for the unsubstantiated withdrawals
The Legal Remedy in a Los Angeles Freeway Chain Collision
September 21, 2010 By Mesriani Law Group
A chain collision is a type of motor vehicle accident wherein two or more vehicles crash against each other which may also affect other vehicles travelling on the same road.
Fear of Filing for Bankruptcy?
September 20, 2010 By John A. Steinberger & Associates, P.C.
The author addresses the fears of filing for Bankruptcy.
How to Stop Wage Garnishments
September 20, 2010 By John A. Steinberger & Associates, P.C.
The author discusses how to stop wage garnishments.
Tax Harmonization Is Not Music to the Ears - Canada
September 20, 2010 By Drache Aptowitzer Professional Corporation
The Ontario attempt to harmonize its provincial sales tax regime with the federal GST has the charity sector struggling to understand the impact these sweeping changes will have on the various types of charities within the sector.
Cape Town Convention
September 20, 2010 By Serap Zuvin Law Offices
The Cape Town Convention is an international agreement that strives to provide a much clearer structure for international aviation finance. The Cape Town Convention augments the Chicago convention which was the primary source of regulation to governing the registration of airframes, aircraft, and helicopters. The Chicago convention only provided a very loose framework of international law regarding the nationality of aircraft.
Seniors – Planning Ahead is Key to Financial Stability
September 20, 2010 By The Gierach Law Firm
Recently, there was a case in the news of a Brooks Astor, a New York socialite, who is now 104 years old. Her grandson is in a heated battle to remove his dad as Mrs. Astor's caregiver. In court papers that were filed, the grandson accused his father of ignoring Mrs. Astor's health and personal needs and requested a friend of Mrs. Astor's be appointed as her guardian.
Giving Something Back, a Wise Investment
September 20, 2010 By The Gierach Law Firm
Business people generally get a bad rap in the general press and the movies trying to make the business of making money a bad thing. The reality is that many businesses that are successful have a genuine desire to give back to the community, which they do in many ways.
Consider a Donor Advised Fund
September 20, 2010 By The Gierach Law Firm
Many people give small amounts to numerous charities, without considering whether and how to give more of their total charitable gifts to those organizations that assist in dealing with issues near and dear to their heart, which may range from scholarships to educational institutions, research on cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, mentoring programs, helping children, humane societies, to name but a few.


