The holidays have come and gone and it is a new year. You may have spent a great deal of money, but you also received some in return. Make it a resolution to not need to spend all of that newfound money on a somber situation like bail. Make it a resolution to stay out […]
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How To Appear And Conduct In Court
31
Jan
Jan
Arrive to your court hearing a few minutes early. Dress appropriately like you are going for an interview. Avoid flashy jewelry and distracting, revealing, and unkempt clothing items. Remove hats and sunglasses. Do not chew gum. Sit and stand straight. Speak and answer only when you are asked. Speak clearly. Say “yes” and “no” rather […]
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Don’t You Know: Life Is Not Perfect
24
Jan
Jan
Life is far from perfect, no one has a perfect life. At some point, everyone gets in trouble, from cutting curfew or not doing homework, to doing something wrong at work or speeding. That right there is already an indication that no one is perfect and life is not either. The good thing is that […]
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Parents Save The Day Once Again!
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Aug
Aug
Growing up, we think Mom and Dad have all the answers to everything. When things get too hard, complicated, or confusing, we turn to them to guide us and take care of the difficult parts. To us, they are superheroes who save each and every day, even if we do not always realize it. When […]
Budgeting money is something you should be doing regularly, and every time you get involved with something new you regularly need to pay for, you should re-visit your budgeting and make any necessary adjustments. So, you probably already allocate funds for rent, utilities, groceries, gas and a bit for personal and leisure spending. The rest […]