How many people do you know drive a car, use a credit card, or pursue higher education? Which source do you think contributes more to the […]

Since 1998, student loans have been practically non-dischargeable through bankruptcy. Change may be on the horizon. A new bill may provide bankruptcy as a viable means […]

To the dismay of landlords and real estate groups, eviction moratoriums have been extended, this time through October 3, 2021.  The Center for Disease Control and […]

The Emergency Rental Assistance Program commenced on June 1, 2021.  Another effort made to provide economic relief during these times, the ERAP aims to assist New […]

As synonymous with New York City as the Empire State Building or a slice of cheese pizza, high rent costs are a reality for all New […]

Have you fallen behind paying the IRS taxes? Ever since you received a bill demanding the due amount on your tax return, you will be the subject of the […]

Like any other couple, same-sex couples experience rough patches, and can end up in a divorce. Prior to June 26, 2015 when the U.S. Supreme Court struck down […]

Cryptocurrency has been on the rise due to the mass potential it has to offer. Crypto such as Bitcoin has been purchased by nearly 50 million […]