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Tattoos in the Workplace: Okay or Not?
It seems more and more of us are deciding to decorate our bodies with tattoo art that means something to us or just a mistake we make some evening. The question is how does that affect your ability...
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How Do Divvy Up My “Stuff” Without Feeling Like I have Slighted a Loved One?
As 76 Million baby boomers head into their later years and downsize or pass how do they divvy up their “stuff” in this process? One way is to speak with your family while you are alive and ask if...
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Snacking at Work is Harmless… Right?
Your co-worker brings in brownies, your boss bought pizza for the lunch meeting or that candy jar down the hall is calling your name. You just had one piece … or was it more? Eating at work can be a...
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Situational Awareness and Surviving an Attack
Today our lives seem under attack in every venue: schools, ball fields, parking lots… How do we protect ourselves and take back our safety? Situational Awareness is proactively observing our...
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Loan Shark or Pay Day Lender – Is There a Real Difference?
The term loan shark may bring to mind an unsavory character on a street corner or in a dark alley that you seek in desperation. The Term payday lender conjures up a legitimate business in a...
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HELP! I’m Drowning in Student Loan Debt
You have graduated from college or trade school and now you have to start repaying the loan that you took out to be able to get your education. There are several options to make it easier to deal...
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Employers: What You Need to Know About Use of Force Self-Defense and Firearms
Use of force, especially related to the use of firearms, in the workplace is a confusing and widely misunderstood area of the law. The following hopes to clarify some common definitions and rules of...
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Challenging Property Values and Taxes
In Ohio county, auditors must reappraise every parcel of land and building in their county on a repeating 6-year cycle. Both residential and commercial owners can challenge the valuation of their...
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What Happens to the Debt on My House When I File Bankruptcy
When you purchase a house you sign two separate documents related to the borrowed money. The first is a Promissory Note it is a promise to pay the money you borrowed back. The second is a Mortgage...
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Savings in the Palm of Your Hand
With summertime nearly here (if mother nature doesn’t throw us any more curve balls) we all get excited about being able to enjoy outside activities with friends and family. Whether it is going to...
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