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What is a Statement of Financial Affairs? Sounds pretty simple and harmless, right? Actually, it can be very detailed and complicated.

First of all I would advise that you should always keep a copy in a safe obvious location within your home or apartment of your filed tax return. Please review my previous blog "How Long Should I Keep My Income Tax Records?" which details how long it is advised to keep your returns.

For many people in America, buying their own home is one of the biggest purchases in their lifetime.  Their home is also typically the most valuable asset they own.  Cars and other items lose value as they get older, but land typically holds its value or actually increases in value.  So naturally home mortgages are one of the most common sources of concern and worry when I talk with potential clients.

According to new research published in a recent Politico article, Millennials are facing an uphill battle when it comes to retirement savings and building wealth.

June is the month many celebrate their wedding day.  I too was a June bride!  As we race around preparing for the BIG day, many newlyweds don’t discuss the days, weeks and months after the wedding.  Finances are one of the biggest reasons for divorce.  It is important to discuss how you will handle your finances as a couple.

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I have previously written about advising clients on bankruptcy relief because they have taken on the burden of not only their own debt but also debt incurred for their adult children.  I know the client has found themselves in financial turmoil because of love for their child and it is

Yes! Sort of.

How So?

Many of our bankruptcy clients own homes or condominiums in developments where they have an obligation to pay Homeowner's Association dues (HOA dues). HOA dues are essentially a commitment that runs with the property to share the costs of common, or mutual, expenses.