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Could Living with a Partner Negatively Affect or Terminate Alimony Payments?

August 27, 2016
Dealing with a separation is always difficult. As you are trying to sort out the emotional strain, the financial burden might be the last thing you want to think about. Alimony payments can help alleviate the financial stress of a separation, but are you aware of the things that could cause alimony payments to cease? […]
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The Xarelto Bellweather Trials

August 26, 2016
We all hope that pharmaceutical drug companies have our best interest at heart. We put our trust in them and trust that they are looking out for our health and our wellbeing. Though the unfortunate truth is that sometimes profits are put before patients and drugs that aren’t properly tested make it onto the market, […]
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Kids Chance of North Carolina|College Scholarships for Families Who’ve Experienced Catastrophic Work Injuries

August 25, 2016
When a person is injured at work, the impact to the worker is huge, but the effects it can have on the family can be just as devastating. The income that you expected to earn is compromised, often making it difficult to pay rent and bills and to fund retirement and college savings. The financial […]
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Do I pay taxes on my Workers’ Compensation benefits?

August 1, 2016
Workers’ compensation benefits are tax-free. This means you will not pay taxes on your weekly checks or on the settlement. Social Security Disability payments are taxable though – including the amounts offset by workers’ compensation. This is technical so you should call an attorney or your tax advisor.
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If I settle my case am I going to have to quit my job?

Often, but not always, an employer will ask you to resign as part of a certain type of settlement. Those settlements usually are significantly larger than being paid for your rating. When you take your rating it is extremely unlikely that you’d be asked to resign. The reason that an employer may do this is […]
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