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I'm asking this on behalf of my mother and her cousin who are both elderly, and about to have a figurative heart attack over this. The cousin inherited a house, and then sold it to Mom in 2012. When they wrote up the deed, they left out some part of the property description by mistake. In...

Some states have signed laws banning Tic Tok from being available on app stores in their state, and Florida has recently passed a law requiring adult sites to do age verification, but it's being reported that some sites are ignoring that. Which leads to my question - how can a state enforce such...

Recently, Philips was sued in a class action lawsuit regarding their CPAP machines. Apparently there was some part of the manufacturing process that would lead to foam inside the machine to deteriorate and come loose, and either block the airflow, or even allow small bits to be inhaled. They...

My parents each had a will until a few years ago, when, according to my mother, they changed it so that in their wills, after they are both gone, everything goes into a trust, then me as the executor divides everything up between myself and my siblings. Also, there are now two grandchildren in...

I work for a company that falls under the category of federal contractor, and as such, we are under the executive order to get vaccinated, or lose our jobs. For various reasons, I did not want to get the vaccine, but I really didn't fall into one of the exemption categories. I could have...

Our legislators are currently working on another stimulus package, currently with $1,400 to be given out. We'll see if it happens. On the past two, the income cutoff was $75,000, and stepped down from there, so I'm assuming they will keep those guidelines. Here's my question. My normal...

Under the CARES act, there is the provision to be able to withdraw funds form your 401K, without the usual penalties. And you only have to give your word that it's COVID19 related. The company I work for is trying not to lay anyone off, and is offering to allow you to volunteer to take time...

I understand that in order for a creditor to get paid in a chapter 13 bankruptcy they have to file a proof of claim. It's also my understanding (correct me if I'm wrong) that a 13 has to be set to be either 3 or 5 years long. Just out of curiosity, what if no creditors filed a proof of claim...