Flat Fee Retainer For RCFE Clients
Retain for a Flat Fee: Many clients need help before the Accusation is officially served. To help clients obtain legal representation as soon as they experience difficulty with C.C.L.D., RCFE...
View Article10 Things you should know about the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program (also...
The Green Card lottery program, officially known as the diversity immigrant visa program, is a system that allows people from across the world to submit an application to immigrate to the United...
View ArticleHow “Earning Capacity” Can Affect Your Child Support Calculation
The family law court can look not only to a parent’s actual income when calculating child support, but also to that parent’s “earning capacity.” Family Code Section 4058(b) allows courts to consider a...
View ArticlePrenups & Reasonableness
When it comes to prenups, few fight them harder than celebrities. Take for example, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Adrienne Maloof and estranged hubby Paul Nassif. The couple has split up and have a...
View ArticleTruck Accidents: Sleep & FMCSR
The trucking industry standard for driver’s wages is the ‘pay by the mile’ rule. This means that a truck driver is paid for every mile driven; the longer the route and number of hours spent on the...
View ArticleHow to Get Compensation After a California Motorcycle Accident
Motorcycle drivers involved in accidents often suffer serious injuries due to the minimal protection they have while riding a bike. If you are in pain after a motorcycle accident the first thing you...
View ArticleFatigue in Truck Accident Cases
Fatigue is one of the most common causes of commercial motor vehicle accidents. When a truck driver is fatigued, his skills, abilities, coordination, and cognitive ability are all impaired. This is...
View ArticleEstablishing Pain and Suffering in a Personal Injury Case
Pain and suffering can’t be calculated using objective values that lead to an exact figure, unlike other forms of damages whose monetary value can be accurately established. For instance, medical...
View ArticleDoes Child Support Exist for Adult Children?
Your child be may be approaching their 18th birthday and you may be wondering if your child qualifies for additional and ongoing child support. Generally, when you live in the state of California child...
View ArticleAre Personal Injury Settlements Taxable?
Most personal injury settlements are indeed non-taxable. However, in certain instances, the IRS can tax the settlement that you receive. If you’re planning to pursue (or currently pursuing) a personal...
View ArticleWhat Are the Potential Outcomes When You File A CDP Hearing Request?
After submitting a Collection Due Process hearing (CDP hearing) request, you might be wondering what happens next. To alleviate the stress and anxiety of guessing, you should know what can happen after...
View ArticleThe Potential Outcomes of a Notice of Assessment? (Besides Paying The IRS)
It seems easy to surmise that a notice of assessment of a taxpayer’s liability is intended to inform the taxpayer that he is required to pay his tax liability. The end game for any assessment is, of...
View ArticleAbatement of IRS Tax Assessments
The word “abate” means to lessen, reduce, or remove. Abatement of an assessment also carries the same meaning. That is, an IRS assessment may be lessened, reduced, or removed under certain...
View ArticleProcedures Involved in Jeopardy and Termination Assessments
While it is true that jeopardy and termination assessments dispense with certain requirements that are usually followed in regular deficiency assessment procedures (for instance, the issuance of a...
View ArticleAn Overview of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 Centralized Partnership...
The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015, also known as the BBA, is the centralized partnership audit regime that is intended to apply to partnership entities unless the partnership elects out of the regime....
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