If you ventured a guess that adverse mortgage-related entries besmirched more credit reports than any other negative consumer-linked information, certainly no one would belittle your response or suggest that it was off base.
April 2017 Archives
How 'innocent spouses' are viewed by the IRS
Most divorcing couples simply want to move on and begin new lives. From a financial standpoint, this usually means leaving behind old debts and financial problems that ruined the marriage. Unfortunately, tax problems created by an ex-spouse could raise their ugly heads years later, and an unsuspecting spouse could be accused of tax fraud because of a former spouse’s actions merely by signing a return that contained false information.
Grandparents sometimes have compelling visitation arguments
In many -- in fact, most -- divorce matters in Arkansas and nationally, the parties at the center of dissolution-related issues are the so-called "nuclear" components, that is, mom, dad and the kids.
Government's asset forfeiture program deeply concerning, Part 2
We noted recently that the IRS and its Criminal Investigation division are under strong figurative fire from Congress and myriad critics for the latter's excessive zeal and troublesome tactics in what has essentially amounted for years to a shakedown of innocent business people across the country.
Govt. report reveals troubling IRS behavior re asset forfeiture
Seize assets first, ask questions later -- and don't return the money you improperly took from innocent business owners.
On the march: progressive national changes for same-sex couples
"Sometimes the law does not change as fast as society is changing."
Many of us are financially stressed: doing something about it
Query to Arkansas residents who admittedly feel some appreciable stresses -- including financial pressures -- as they go about their daily lives: Do you want to move to Minnesota?
Full speed ahead: Here's an interesting family law development
Some couples who were patiently and methodically planning their weddings slated for a late date in 2017 have now moved up their timetable, well, just a tad.
Unquestionably, a singular niche: juvenile criminal conduct
If you ask most adults in Arkansas why adolescent criminal offenders don't routinely receive the same treatment from law enforcers and prosecutors as is meted out to adult offenders, the answer will be quick and simple.
You love your pets: Does your estate planning reflect that?
If you were asked as a pet-loving Arkansas resident for an estimate regarding how many cats and dogs live with families across the country as pets, what might you guess?
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