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Law and Daily Life Top 10 Legal Tips for Spring Breakers

Top 10 Legal Tips for Spring Breakers

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

Spring break is almost here, and for some, it may have already sprung. Whether it's fun in the sun, partying on the slopes, or just a much-needed getaway,...

FindLaw for Teens What Teen Drivers Should Know About Auto Accidents

What Teen Drivers Should Know About Auto Accidents

By Jordan Walker, J.D. | Last updated on

It felt like forever, but you're finally a licensed driver. Freedom is yours. Oh, and you can officially go on dates without asking your parents to...

Estate Planning How To Live Apart Together and Avoid Legal Hurdles

How To Live Apart Together and Avoid Legal Hurdles

By Catherine Hodder, Esq. | Last updated on

Living Apart Together (LAT) is a growing trend among married and unmarried couples who value the benefits of marriage without traditional...

Law and Daily Life Am I Liable if My Kid Gets in Trouble on a Spring Break Trip?

Am I Liable if My Kid Gets in Trouble on a Spring Break Trip?

By Steven Ellison, Esq. | Last updated on

Spring break is an annual rite of passage for many college and high school students needing to unwind during the school year. About 1.5 million students will...

Estate Planning How to Prevent Power of Attorney Abuse

How to Prevent Power of Attorney Abuse

By Catherine Hodder, Esq. | Last updated on

Prevent power of attorney abuse by creating a power of attorney with trusted people, limiting its scope and authority, and revoking it if necessary. While a...

Law and Daily Life What to Do If You Didn't Get Your W-2 Forms

What to Do If You Didn't Get Your W-2 Forms

By Heather Kennedy-Bordeaux, Esq. | Last updated on

You want to file your federal income taxes early. You’ve had that family vacation planned for a year, and you need your refund to pay for it. But there’s a...

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