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Blog Posts
- 3 common reasons for the denial of an SSDI benefits application
- 3 FAQs about DWI charges
- 4 factors that impact your BAC
- Alcohol: It affects you at every level
- Alcohol’s affect on the body
- Allergy symptoms, medication and car crashes
- Are people really addicted to their phones?
- Are traffic crash fatalities decreasing?
- At what age may I start creating an estate plan?
- Can an estate executor manipulate the estate owner?
- Can canine saliva be deadly?
- Can my adult child get SSD on my account?
- Can you protect your license after a DWI conviction?
- Can you refuse a breath test?
- Choosing the right trustee for your estate
- Construction workers: Beware of injuries as a third party
- Creating an estate plan for a blended family
- Did your DWI stop and arrest meet legal requirements?
- Do I have to submit to a breath test in New York?
- Do mental health conditions qualify for Social Security?
- Do you have a medical power of attorney?
- Do you legally need to submit to a chemical test?
- Do you need to plan for estate taxes as a New York resident?
- Do you need to update a will?
- Does a New York seller have to make repairs on a property?
- Does your medical condition qualify you for SSDI benefits?
- Don’t try to break up a dog fight
- Driving drugged: You may already be guilty by mistake
- Drowsy driving risks and unsettling statistics
- Front seatback collapses can be deadly in rear-end accidents
- Get an attorney if you’re facing citations and charges after a crash
- Hands-free cellphones: A safe alternative?
- Has an insurer asked you to sign a medical release?
- Have you been bitten by a dog in New York State?
- How a DWI can affect your college education
- How a DWI can impact your ability to enter Canada
- How are disability claims assessed?
- How are DWI convictions punished in New York?
- How can a DWI conviction haunt you?
- How can I avoid common estate planning mistakes?
- How can I create a solid estate plan?
- How can I create curb appeal for my home?
- How can scaffolding cause injuries?
- How can you qualify for Social Security disability benefits?
- How do you care for your kids while drafting a will?
- How do you know if you’re too drunk to drive?
- How does the Social Security Disability appeals process work?
- How long does it take for broken bones to heal?
- How may I qualify for retroactive SSDI benefits or back pay?
- How should you prepare an estate plan for a special needs child?
- How to prevent a DUI in the future
- How to set up a trust without ruining your kids
- If you have an estate plan, you’re in the minority
- Is it dangerous to eat while driving?
- Is it time to update your estate plan?
- Is there a lien against my property?
- Is there a standard of impairment for drugs when driving?
- It may soon become harder to obtain SSDI benefits
- Looking at statistics on deadly bicycle accidents
- May is Motorcycle Safety Month
- Medications and impaired driving
- New trail approved for pedestrians, cyclists in Morris County
- New York crash injures two teens, kills driver
- New York gets yellow rating for traffic safety laws
- Planning for the potential of estate taxes
- Police test blood, urine, breath or saliva in New York DUI cases
- Preventing painful slip and fall accidents
- Ready to talk about disability with your doctor? Read this first
- Recreational marijuana is legal in New Jersey. Where does New York stand?
- Residential swimming pool installation issues to consider
- Should you give money to an adult child who has a disability?
- Should you hire a real estate attorney?
- Steps involved in appealing a disability claim denial
- Suffered a head injury? You may qualify for Social Security Disability
- Suspicion of DWI: What to do if you’re pulled over
- The consequences of a DWI conviction are far-reaching
- The consequences of a first-time DWI in New York
- The New York health care proxy: What is it, and do you need one?
- The power of an inspection contingency
- The signs of intoxication at different BACs
- Understanding intestate succession
- Understanding the SSDI appeals process
- What are common DWI defenses?
- What are signs of TBIs?
- What are some common sources of injuries on construction sites?
- What are some hidden signs of a traumatic brain injury?
- What are some signs of a good executor?
- What are standardized field sobriety tests?
- What are the risks of delaying a home closing?
- What are the risks of ignoring a seat belt recall notice?
- What are the types of property liens?
- What could delay your house closing?
- What do you know about choosing an estate executor?
- What does New York’s storm in progress doctrine mean for you?
- What drivers should know about ignition interlock devices
- What factors can affect your blood alcohol concentration?
- What happens if there’s a lien against your home?
- What happens when your disability claim is denied?
- What is a CDR and how may it affect my SSD benefits?
- What is a living will?
- What is a property condition disclosure statement?
- What kinds of liens can a title search discover?
- What should I do immediately after a dog bites me?
- What should you know about dog bite laws?
- What should you know about incentive trusts?
- What should you know about receiving your first DWI?
- What should you watch for in a commercial lease?
- What symptoms can you associate with traumatic brain injuries?
- What to know about Capnocytophaga
- Where can adults use marijuana legally?
- Who can file for wrongful death in New York?
- Who is responsible for your slip and fall incident on the ice?
- Who receives SSDI?
- Why do you need two title insurance policies as a home buyer?
- Why should I update my will?
- Yes, you can still get arrested for marijuana in New York
- Yes, your cold medicine could lead to a DWI
- You have every right to question a Breathalyzer test
- Your license protection options when facing DWI charges