Category: Legal Law
How to prevent someone from hacking your email account
Email hacking is a very common practice. I was surprised by the number of sites that offer to teach you how to hack someone’s email. This is a terrible practice and is not only an invasion of privacy, but can also be used for a variety of illegal practices. In Today’s News: “Attorney’s Appeal Decision…
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What to look for in a lawyer
Let me start by saying that do-it-yourself advocacy has its limits. Sure, you can draft contracts on your own, you can survive awful negotiations with your business clients, you can resolve a marital dispute between you, but when the need to go to court arises, you need to get a lawyer. Expenses will be incurred,…
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How to Write a Quick and Easy Car Repo Letter
On your own letterhead, write or print a notice that includes the delinquent customer’s name, address, and phone number. Explain that you have tried to contact them without success. Notify that they must contact you to reach a resolution of their pending payments. List the vehicle in question along with its VIN number. Provide an…
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William Aloysius Keleher Legal Career
William Aloysius Keleher (1886-1972) became interested in the law while observing events at the Bernalillo Country Courthouse. He joined Washington and Lee University School of Law in Virginia in September 1913. After nearly two years (mid-1915), he received his Bachelor of Laws degree and was admitted to the Virginia Bar. New Mexico after a few…
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The best things to do when visiting Costa Rica
So you’re traveling to Central America…whether for business or pleasure, Costa Rica is full of rich history and natural beauty. This country is named after its “rich shores”, so why not explore all that Costa Rica has to offer? If you don’t like the tropical regions of this country, there are areas of lush forests…
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PSAT – What is it and why is it important?
Most people have at least heard of the PSAT, but many don’t know exactly what it is. Is it just SAT practice? Do colleges look at PSAT scores? Why does the PSAT matter, if it matters at all? How is the PSAT related to the SAT? The purpose of this article is to shed some…
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Simplified Budgeting with Accounting Apps
Businesses of all sizes prepare a budget so they can assess past performance as well as current conditions so that the optimal path forward can be determined. In the budget, the organization makes its evaluation of the income that is to come and, as a certainty, the expenses that can be made so that its…
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The Nature of Our Slavery – Martin Luther King Jr. Day
In the United States it was recently Martin Luther King Day. This man, through the work of millions of others, has come to symbolize human rights and the desire to end the legacy of slavery in all its forms. He understood, as did others, that slavery still exists in different forms even now. It exists…
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The history of GM – General Motors
The history of GM, the world’s largest automobile manufacturer, began in 1908. The company was founded by William Durant in the year 1902. Astute businessman that he was, Durant realized that the future lay in automobiles. and not in the carriages. The company was initially founded as a holding company for Buick. In the latter…
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New book reveals secrets to adapt to future changes
Scott Scantlin’s new book The Relevance Gap is a much-needed help for anyone who wants to ensure they’re not left behind as we move into the third decade of the 21st century and beyond. Scantlin begins by defining the relevance gap as “the distance between where you are and the speed with which the world…
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