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Hello, my name is Nelson Stewart. Welcome to my website about tax law. The proper completion of tax documents, and their prompt return to the IRS, keeps people from landing themselves in court against tax evasion charges. Whether miscalculations are deliberate or accidental, the IRS tends to catch people who are not paying their fair share of taxes. Taw laws are convoluted and difficult for the average person to understand. I created this site to help people better understand tax laws and improve their chances of abiding by those regulations. Please feel free to visit my site on a regular basis to learn more about tax law.

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Guilty Or Not - You Could Still Lose Your Possessions Under Forfeiture

17 December 2015
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Most states have become very zealous in going after anyone who has been charged with any type of drug charge. Not only could you be facing jail time, or substantial fines, you could also face the forfeiture of your vehicle, home, or other possessions. Unfortunately, even if you are found to be innocent of any charges, authorities may still be able to keep your belongings under the terms of civil forfeiture. Read More 

3 Ways A Small Business Attorney Can Help You (Even If You’re Not In Trouble)

30 November 2015
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If you've always prided yourself on your ability to handle business situations independently, you may feel that you can take the same "DIY" approach to running your small business -- but that's a mistake. A variety of legal pitfalls await the unprepared, ill-advised entrepreneur. You'll want to make the acquaintance of an experienced business transaction attorney before your company runs into trouble, not after. Here are three ways business attorneys can help. Read More 

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26 October 2015
 Categories: Law, Articles

If you're thinking about filing for divorce, it's important that the decision not be made in haste. You'll want to take the time to evaluate your relationship and ensure that it cannot be salvaged before you file the paperwork. Understanding the uncertainty and the process ahead of you will help you to ensure that you're making the right choice. Here are a few things you should consider before you file those papers. Read More 

What Is The Process For Settling A Car Accident Case?

15 October 2015
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you are injured in a car accident, your first instincts may be about how you will need to take the other driver to court to be compensated for your injury. Many people don't realize that up to 96% of personal injury claims are never taken to court and are actually settled pre-trial. Your hopes may be on receiving a huge settlement from a judge, but the reality of what will happen is completely different. Read More 

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 Categories: Law, Articles

Those who have ever undergone a surgical procedure are likely familiar with the doctor's caution to secure a designated driver who is able to pick you up from the hospital and ensure you make it home safely. If you've chosen to ignore this caution and drive yourself home while still groggy from anesthesia or pain medication, you could find yourself being arrested for driving while under the influence (DUI). If you've found yourself in this situation, you're likely dismayed at the thought of potentially losing your driver's license (or even job) due to a criminal conviction. Read More