…parents, dependents, your credit rating, your reputation, your heirs or inheritance, or anything else that matters to you, please be a smart legal self-helper by doing thorough legal research or…
…of the day, and week, doing the rounds of police, credit reporting agencies, IRS, and all the other ID theft checklist items, including a couple hours looking at security video, sadly…
…risk losing you money, your credit rating, your home, your inheritance, or anything else you value. Read this from a lawyer’s point of view: “The ONLY advice I give away:…
…DomainWeb. Searching for dockets is free but retrieving documents is fee based and anyone with a credit card can create an account to retrieve documents. (Visit the Alameda County Law…
For more educational fun than you can imagine: Acronym Finder (for acronyms, abbreviations, or initialisms) For extra credit, visit the Ref Desk….
Oregonian article: “Oregon Court of Appeals says consumers with unpaid credit-card debt aren’t off the hook unless six years have passed and no lawsuits are filed,” by Aimee Green,…
…more: Editorial sketchbook,” by Len Reed, Oregonlive, 4/3/15. Lawyer Colin M. Murphy (who should probably get A2J MCLE credit for his deed): This article is from the Daily Mail: “Kindness of…
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