Everyday Law

In 2008, more than 800,000 American families, including Connecticuters, lost their homes during the housing crisis. Compared to 2006 numbers, the foreclosure filings in 2008 increased by 225%. Although many point fingers to unscrupulous bankers, they’re not the only ones at fault. It takes two to make a bad deal. The homeowners whose mortgages went […]

It’s bad enough that you suffered an injury at work; it’s worse because it has stopped you from working. But there’s more. You filed your claims with your insurance company, and you get denied. Now what? You are injured, unable to work; your money is running out and your insurance company is denying your claim.

One smart move when buying a house is getting a mortgage preapproval first before visiting potential homes. This is because it lets you know the amount of loan you can borrow, which therefore prevents you from getting your hopes up or looking at properties beyond what you can afford. A preapproval, furthermore, shows sellers and

Buying a home is one of the most exciting things you can do, but it can also be quite daunting with substantial financial implications if you don’t make the right decisions from the start. As a new homeowner, you should be looking for ways to cut the acquisition costs. Having a good insurance cover is

Aside from the basic commodities, people allot a certain amount of their income for life insurance. However, they overlook the importance of health insurance. With the fast-rising cost of medical care, not everyone can afford expensive medical treatments. For that, it is about time you got yourself health insurance. It is better to be prepared