Jim Thomas

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Tax Burden Bargaining: Understanding The Law

When you find yourself facing a significant tax burden, it can be tough to know where to start to pay it down. Unfortunately, the government may not wait for you to sort it out. If you find yourself served with a legal notice for repayment, you need to talk with an attorney right away. A tax law attorney can help you evaluate the situation and potentially file for a reconsideration. If nothing else, he or she will talk with you about your legal options for repayment and what the government can and cannot do. This site will help you see what my experience has been so you can understand some of the options you may want to consider.

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3 Keys To Finding The Right Foreclosure Attorney

13 October 2015
 Categories: , Articles

Many people's biggest fear when filing for bankruptcy lies in the possibility of losing their home. In these situations, it's important that you have a qualified foreclosure attorney who can fight your case on your behalf and help you to hold on to your property. However, choosing the right lawyer isn't always easy. To help you make an informed decision, here are the three keys to finding the right foreclosure attorney: Read More …

Bankruptcy Or Divorce: Which One Should You File First?

18 September 2015
 Categories: Law, Articles

If you find yourself considering both bankruptcy and divorce around the same time, it's easy to feel like your life is falling apart. But your position isn't as unusual as you might believe. While bankruptcy and divorce don't necessarily go hand in hand, they are often connected. Research indicates that debt is one of the most harmful relationship issues. And it's well-known that legal separations and divorces have a negative impact on the finances of the couple. Read More …

Protecting Collectibles From An Acrimonious Divorce

28 August 2015
 Categories: Law, Articles

A person can develop a lot of anger and bitterness while going through a divorce that may cause him or her to lash out at the soon-to-be ex-spouse. This can result in the loss of valuable or sentimental items that the person spent a lot of years and money acquiring. For example, a woman acquired her ex-husband's video game collection in a divorce and sold it for much less than it was worth to get back at the man. Read More …

When Is Your Employer Liable For Workplace Violence?

6 August 2015
 Categories: Law, Articles

You may assume workers compensation coverage applies only injuries associated with slips, trips, and falls in the workplace. However, this insurance covers much more -- and with recent increases in the rates of workplace violence, knowing when your employer is required to take steps to protect you and coworkers from potential physical danger can be crucial. Read on to learn more about the situations in which your employer may be liable for employee (or customer) actions that cause other employees injury, as well as what you should do if you find yourself on the mend from a debilitating injury deliberately caused by a customer, coworker, or supervisor. Read More …

Workers’ Compensation: Could You Claim for Avian Flu?

16 July 2015
 Categories: Law, Articles

Around 3.8 million Americans suffer work-related injuries or illnesses every year. While employers (and workers) must take precautions to keep the workplace safe, workers' compensation insurance helps people deal with the financial implications of time away from work. Avian flu is a rare illness for American workers, but the disease could have serious consequences. Find out about the effects Avian flu can have, and learn more about the factors that could influence a workers' compensation claim for this disease. Read More …