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Law Matters

Law Matters

Tuesdays at 9 A.M.

The law matters in all aspects of your work and personal life. Learn about the law and some practical tips in dealing with legal issues that matter to you.

Tuesday, July 28, 201507/28/2015

Disputes in Selling Real Estate

In Law Matters

Residential or business, what you need to know before you find an agent or look for property.

Tuesday, July 21, 201507/21/2015

Revocable Trusts

In Law Matters

What is a revocable trust and is it something you need?

Tuesday, July 14, 201507/14/2015

Preventing Workplace Violence

In Law Matters

What can you do to safeguard your business or yourself.

Tuesday, July 7, 201507/07/2015

Alimony

In Law Matters

Is alimony just money? Is it mandatory in a divorce?

Tuesday, June 30, 201506/30/2015

Same Sex Couple Break ups & Inheritance Rights

In Law Matters

With the Supreme Court ruling same sex marriage is legal in all of the US, Kevin and Dan talk about…

Tuesday, June 23, 201506/23/2015

Finding and Collecting Hidden Assets

In Law Matters

Find out how assets can be found and collected and what is questionable when transferring assets when money is owed…

Tuesday, June 9, 201506/09/2015

Alternatives To A Divorce Trial

In Law Matters

A divorce does not necessarily mean you need to go to trial.

Tuesday, June 2, 201506/02/2015

Employee Compensation

In Law Matters

The ins and outs of when you are owed money by an employer.

Tuesday, May 26, 201505/26/2015

Parental Rights and Responsibilities

In Law Matters

Kevin and Andrew Piela talk about parental rights and responsibilities in custodial disputes.

Tuesday, May 19, 201505/19/2015

Medicaid Planning

In Law Matters

Beth Lorbach talks to Dan about the ins and outs of medicaid planning.

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