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  • Starting a Non-profit

    Starting a non-profit is a way to help others and serve the community. In a “corporation not for profit,” the primary goal of the corporation is to benefit the community, not to make a profit. This does not mean non-profits cannot make money. Instead, the money that is made is…

    Financial Matters

    Starting a Business

  • Student Loans

    If you apply for financial aid in order to pay for your higher education costs, you may be offered loans as part of your school’s financial aid offer. A loan is money you borrow and must pay back with interest.    If you decide to take out a loan, make sure…

    Financial Matters

    Debt & Creditors

  • Take Back Your Property Through Replevin

    Replevin is the legal action you can use to get your personal property back when someone has wrongfully taken it and refuses to give it back. If this happens, you may also recover financial losses as a result of the wrongful taking of property or because you were unable to…

    Financial Matters

    Debt & Creditors

  • Unemployment Assistance after Disaster

    The Disaster Unemployment Assistance (“DUA”) program is a federal program that provides temporary financial assistance to people who find themselves unemployed as a result of a disaster. Once the President of the United States declares a disaster zone, the state of Florida will designate the counties that are eligible for…

    Financial Matters

    Disaster Relief

  • Unfair Lending Practices (Predatory Loans)

    Predatory lending occurs when a company extends credit to a person without thinking about whether or not the person will be able to repay the loan. This often happens when you are buying a car, taking out student loans, or buying a vehicle. Most companies who loan money to people…

    Financial Matters

    Debt & Creditors

  • When a Debt Collector Sues You

    If you are sued over a debt, you can defend your case. The steps you take depend upon what court you are being sued in. If you are being sued for less than $8,000, then your case will be in Small Claims Court; if over $8,000, then you will be…

    Financial Matters

    Debt & Creditors