Buying a foreclosed property at auction with a federal tax lien?
You are the winning bidder for a great price on a property at an auction. You have done minor repairs and upgraded the kitchen so you are ready to flip the property. However, during the sale, the title search shows a federal tax lien attached to the property. Now...
Klein Law Group Welcomes New Counsel, Attorney Alan C. Kauffman
At Klein Law Group, we strive to help our clients find peace of mind and a fresh start during life’s most difficult times. Whether you’re struggling to pay medical bills after a serious injury or considering filing for divorce, our Boca Raton attorneys can provide...
Tips to Help Your Children Cope with Divorce
Divorce is difficult for everyone to get through, no matter who initiated it and, if you and your spouse share children, you can guarantee it is even more difficult for them. It is your responsibility as parents to help them cope with this major life change, so they...
Why is it a Bad Idea to Use Social Media During Your Divorce?
Social media is just about everywhere nowadays and many of us enjoy logging onto more than one platform, including Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. However, while using these social networking tools might seem like a must, if you are going through a divorce, you are...
Tips on How to Effectively Co-Parent
For ex-spouses who share children, they cannot simply cease all interactions with one another. They must learn to work together and effectively co-parent their children. If there are a lot of unresolved issues, this can seem like a tall order, but it is imperative...
Should I Tell My Boss About My Divorce?
If you are going through a divorce, you have likely already told your family members and closest friends about it, but you might be wondering how or if you should address this in your professional life. While it certainly is not required, telling your boss about your...
Paying Family Members and Friends Prior to Filing Bankruptcy
“I paid my parents before filing bankruptcy.” Most attorneys would say it doesn’t matter. The attorneys zealously defend their clients to the exclusion of everyone else. Unfortunately, they become so focused on their clients they lose sight of everyone else. This kind...
Questions to ask a Divorce Lawyer before you hire them?
One of the most difficult tasks is the selection of the attorney who will represent you in a divorce. Before hiring an attorney you should first schedule a consultation. If possible, meet with the attorney in person. Here are some questions that you should ask the...
Can I use a Power Of Attorney to sign a note, mortgage, or deed?
Yes, you can use a power of attorney to sign a promissory note, mortgage, or deed. A power of attorney is a legal document authorizing someone else to act on your behalf. You are called the principal, and the person authorized to sign on your behalf is called the...
Five Things You Should Know About Divorce
In a recent study found that divorces in the nation have decreased by 18 percent between 2008 to 2016. The data showed X’ers and Millennials are postponing marriage until they put their finances, education and careers on track. As for the Baby Boomer generation...
