Cosigning a loan or financial agreement for a friend or family member might seem like an act of support or your attempt to help someone. However, it is important to understand that cosigning comes with its own set of risks and potential problems. There are often-overlooked challenges of being a cosigner, which is why we shed light on why it is crucial to approach this decision with caution.
Turbo-charge your Law Firm Technology, Part I: What Calendaring App should I use? his article discusses various calendaring applications available. Law Firms can elevate their technology by incorporating calendar apps into their law firm.
Everyone has been making sacrifices over the past couple of months and the normal way of life feels like a distant memory. As states reopen and things get back to “normal”, I took a few minutes to reflect on how working remotely from home has shaped my perspective of business as usual for Feher Law.
Arbitration is very rarely used in the practice of family law. Why is that? There are pros and cons to the use of arbitration for
Emily Schroll joined Feher Law on January 2, 2019 as a Legal Assistant. At the time she was a student studying to become a paralegal. In
We are proud to share that the 2020 Florida Bar President’s Pro Bono Service Award honoree for the Sixth Judicial Circuit (Pinellas and Pasco Counties) is
Many people in foreclosure often hear recommendations that filing bankruptcy can “stop” their foreclosure. Bankruptcy can help stop your foreclosure, in some, but not all cases.
Jen Gotch is the Founder and chief creative officer of Ban.do. She uses her brand to talk about mental health. Ban.do is an online retailer I
This past year was a delightful year for Feher Law. Looking back, 2018 connected my hard work in getting my firm back open in 2017. It
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