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• FAQs Of Fighting A Traffic Ticket

  17 August 2015

  When you receive a traffic ticket, you have the option of paying it or taking it to traffic court. If you feel that the ticket was unjustified and want to fight it, it is important that you carefully consider whether or not it would be in your best interests to do so. Before making your decision, here are some things to know.  What Happens If You Fight and Lose? In the event that you do want to fight the ticket in court, you could lose out on more money than the fine initially was.

• Can Workers Compensation Cover Medical Bills Resulting From Workplace Violence?

  21 July 2015

  Although you may associate workers comp insurance with injuries caused by slipping on an icy sidewalk or straining to lift heavy boxes, these benefits may also be available for employees who are physically injured by another through an act of workplace violence. Whether you're slapped by an out-of-control customer or assaulted by a coworker or superior, you may be able to receive workers comp until your injury has healed enough to allow you to return to work.

• What Is Identity Fraud (And When Is It A Crime)?

  30 June 2015

  You've probably heard of identity theft - where someone takes over another person's identity (usually by illegally obtaining their Social Security number and other identifying information online) and uses it to run up credit cards or take out loans. But what about identity fraud? Is there a difference? And is it a crime? Identity fraud is creating a false identity for yourself for the purposes of deception. Sometimes identity theft and identity fraud operate hand-in-hand.

• Social Security Disability And Depression

  17 June 2015

  Many people suffer from the debilitating effects of depression in the United States. If depression has affected your ability to work at your job, you should realize that you are not alone. An estimated 14.8 million people suffer from depression. You may be eligible for Social Security disability payments if your depression has caused you to be unable to work. Read on for more information about qualifying for benefits because of your depression:

• 2 Ways To Cut Down On Estate Taxes With Smart Planning

  3 June 2015

  If you want to cut down on the amount of taxes that will be taken out of your estate when you pass away, taking the time to plan ahead can go a long ways. Here are two ways you can cut down on the amount of taxes that are taken out of your estate when you pass away.  #1: Leave Your Spouse Everything The easiest way to cut down on the amount of taxes that are taken out of your estate is by letting your spouse have everything.