5 financial New Year’s Resolutions to make for 2018
It is a new year. Welcome to 2018. Many of us enter the new year invigorated with goals – eat better, exercise more, be happy. Have
It is a new year. Welcome to 2018. Many of us enter the new year invigorated with goals – eat better, exercise more, be happy. Have
In June, I reopened my law firm after a short hiatus. It was a pull-yourself-up-by-your-bootstraps moment. I could choose to be successful. I could choose to
“A lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client.” I heard that quote early in law school. It is a quote I still believe
I am a huge fan of Truth Bomb Mom. If you’ve never seen her videos, Kristina Kuzmic talks about the harsh reality of parenting with humor
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There is no such thing as Work/Life Balance. People tell us it is possible, but all too often it seems to be a mythical creature: the
Bankruptcy should be considered as a last resort. It is a difficult decision to make. Here are five (5) helpful pointers to help you understand when
Curt Schilling, the pitcher who helped the Boston Red Sox win the 2004 World Series, filed for bankruptcy in 2012. Curt Schilling was an average baseball
My name is Kristina Feher and I am the Managing Member of Feher Law. People often ask me, what do I do? Simply put, I help