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Federal Tax Liens Explained: What Happens to Your Credit and Assets

Daniel.Tan

February 18, 2026

Tax Law

Key Takeaways: A federal tax lien is the IRS’s legal claim against all of your current and future assets when you fail to pay a tax debt after receiving a demand notice Since April 2018, the three major credit ...

Key Takeaways: A federal tax lien is the IRS’s legal claim against all of ...

How to go about getting a uncontested divorce for free in Georgia

Daniel.Tan

February 4, 2026

Divorce Law

Thinking about how to go about getting a uncontested divorce for free in Georgia? It might seem complicated, but if you and your spouse are on the same page about ending your marriage, it can actually be a lot ...

Thinking about how to go about getting a uncontested divorce for free in Georgia? ...

Top 10 OSHA Safety Tips for Employers

Daniel.Tan

February 3, 2026

Employment Law

A Practical Checklist for Building a Safer Workplace Workplace safety isn’t just about avoiding fines or inspections — your company needs to protect employees while maintaining productivity, and creating a culture where people feel valued and secure. OSHA guidelines ...

A Practical Checklist for Building a Safer Workplace Workplace safety isn’t just about avoiding ...

What is considered felony theft in Ohio?

Daniel.Tan

February 1, 2026

Criminal Law

If you’ve ever wondered what is considered felony theft in Ohio, you’re not alone. Theft laws here can get confusing, especially since the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony often comes down to the value of what was ...

If you’ve ever wondered what is considered felony theft in Ohio, you’re not alone. ...

What happens after DCF closes a case?

Daniel.Tan

February 1, 2026

Family Law

So, what happens after DCF closes a case? It’s a big question for families who have been through the system. When the Department of Children and Families, or DCF, officially closes a case, it means they’ve decided the child ...

So, what happens after DCF closes a case? It’s a big question for families ...

When Nursing Home Neglect Triggers DCF Cases, A DCF Attorney Guides Families

Daniel.Tan

January 29, 2026

Nursing Home Negligence

When nursing home neglect triggers DCF cases, a DCF attorney guides families. Tanya Whitfield sat quietly at her kitchen table in Plymouth County, staring at her phone. Her hands felt cold, even though the house was warm. She had ...

When nursing home neglect triggers DCF cases, a DCF attorney guides families. Tanya Whitfield ...

Can You Sue a Property Owner for a Burn Injury?

Daniel.Tan

January 27, 2026

Real Estate Law

Burn injuries are among the most painful and life-altering injuries a person can suffer. Severe burns often require extensive medical treatment, multiple surgeries, long-term rehabilitation, and can leave permanent scarring or disability. When a burn injury happens on someone ...

Burn injuries are among the most painful and life-altering injuries a person can suffer. ...

When Should I Hire a Columbus Employment Law Attorney?

Daniel.Tan

January 3, 2026

Employment Law

As employment law attorneys in Columbus, Ohio, law firm colleagues and I know better than anyone that people would prefer not to deal with lawyers. We hear all the time from clients, friends and even family members that life ...

As employment law attorneys in Columbus, Ohio, law firm colleagues and I know better ...

Mental Health Evaluation for Pre Trail Intervention

Daniel.Tan

December 26, 2025

Mental Health

When an individual is arrested, the criminal justice system may not follow the traditional punitive approach, but instead offers pre-trial intervention (PTI) programs as an alternative to prosecution. They are willing to consider that treatment, rather than punishment, may ...

When an individual is arrested, the criminal justice system may not follow the traditional ...

IRS Payment Plans vs. Settlements: Which Option Is Right for You?

Daniel.Tan

December 25, 2025

Tax Law

Owing money to the IRS can feel overwhelming, especially when notices keep arriving and balances continue to grow. Many taxpayers quickly learn that paying the full amount upfront is not always realistic. This is where two common resolution options ...

Owing money to the IRS can feel overwhelming, especially when notices keep arriving and ...

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Federal Tax Liens Explained: What Happens to Your Credit and Assets

How to go about getting a uncontested divorce for free in Georgia

Top 10 OSHA Safety Tips for Employers

What is considered felony theft in Ohio?

What happens after DCF closes a case?

When Nursing Home Neglect Triggers DCF Cases, A DCF Attorney Guides Families

Can You Sue a Property Owner for a Burn Injury?

When Should I Hire a Columbus Employment Law Attorney?

Mental Health Evaluation for Pre Trail Intervention

IRS Payment Plans vs. Settlements: Which Option Is Right for You?

Federal Tax Liens Explained: What Happens to Your Credit and Assets

How to go about getting a uncontested divorce for free in Georgia

Top 10 OSHA Safety Tips for Employers

What is considered felony theft in Ohio?

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