Do you need help filing bankruptcy again?

I’VE been asked this question a few times lately so I decided to write an article on it.  If you have filed bankruptcy before, you may be wondering whether it’s possible to do it again.  Generally, the answer is that you can file bankruptcy as often as needed BUT subject to some limitations such as…

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New California laws for 2015 Pt. 2

(Part 2 of 3) FRACKING Bans. California’s Mendocino and San Benito counties passed measures banning fracking, a practice in which high-pressure liquid is shot through a drill hole in the earth as a means of getting at oil or natural gas. Gardens: Landlords may not prevent residents of condominiums and apartments from growing their own fruits…

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The season for dance lovers

THIS is not the column one usually pursues. There was no edge to it, no compelling plot, no dynamic change. It is about a lot of ballroom dancers with bundles of accelerated energies—whirling, stomping and laughing, doing it right, doing it wrong, doing it again, flinging themselves about,  with a guilt free exuberance that was contagious…

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France faces large wave of cyberattacks since terror rampage

AN estimated 19,000 French websites were targeted by hackers, according to officials, following the three-day terror rampage by Islamic extremists in Paris that left 20 dead last week, including the gunmen. With the nation on highly-security alert since the attacks, President Francois Hollande has been trying to calm France’s inflamed religious tensions. The events started…

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Gas prices forecast to rise, as summer approaches 

Southern California drivers can rest easy knowing gas prices will stay comparatively low for the year, but will likely rise from current levels as the summer months approach, according to an assessment from GasBuddy.com. While long-range gasoline predictions are harder to make because of unforeseeable events, such as refinery fires, global supply disruptions and geopolitical…

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Gas prices forecast to rise, as summer approaches

Southern California drivers can rest easy knowing gas prices will stay comparatively low for the year, but will likely rise from current levels as the summer months approach, according to an assessment from GasBuddy.com. While long-range gasoline predictions are harder to make because of unforeseeable events, such as refinery fires, global supply disruptions and geopolitical…

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Keeping your amazing tongue clean and healthy

TONGUES are remarkable engineering wonders. They help us nourish ourselves and clean our teeth. They’re a vital part of our oral and whole body health. How do we keep them clean and healthy? Brush your tongue daily Your tongue hosts up to 10,000 taste buds. It also harbors billions of bacterium. That oral bacteria can contribute to tooth decay, gum…

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The February 2015 Priority Dates

The February 2015 Visa Bulletin provides more great news for Filipinos, as the priority dates in the various family and employment categories continue to move forward.  In fact, the priority date for workers has moved forward to January 1, 2014!! Each month, the Visa Office of the State Department publishes, in the Visa Bulletin, the…

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Update on work permits for Dapa applicants

On November 20, 2014, President Obama announced that its administration will stop deporting certain undocumented parents of US citizens and parents of legal permanent residents.  These individuals will also be allowed to get work permits to enable them to work and get a driver’s license.  This program has been named as Deferred Action for Parental…

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Acupuncture: A sticky issue

What is acupuncture? Acupuncture is a Chinese method of encouraging the body to promote natural healing and improve bodily functions by inserting super fine needles into precise acupuncture points in the body and/or applying heat or electrical stimulation at these specific points. How old is this modality? Acupuncture has been practiced for over 5000 years….

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The Risk Of Not Creating A Family Business Wealth Plan

“In a family business, it’s the third generation that presents the big problems. The first generation founds the company and has the drive and the dedication to move it forward. The second generation rides that wave. The third generation wants to do their own thing. They’ve seen Broadway; they’ve had all the advantages. Gale Petronis…

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Common cause

IN a historic walk for solidarity, world leaders joined French Pres. Francois Hollande on Sunday, Jan. 11 to denounce acts of terrorism. This came days after 17 people were left dead following a string of deadly terror attacks in Paris, which began with the ghastly shooting at the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical magazine,…

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A father’s legacy

THIRTY one years ago, my husband left me. He died, leaving a house fill of daughters, young and adorable, innocent, with the world on their side. In the face of adversity, we are permitted to ask, “why me?” You can ask, but you won’t get an answer. Through the years, I’ve learned the hard way….

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