Some studies have found that those who suffer from chronic boredom may live shorter lives than those who do not. This helps to illustrate the role that it plays in our lives, and all of us have felt bored at times, to one degree or another. This boredom can have a...
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Bouncing back from bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy can feel like you’ve hit rock bottom. The prospect of bouncing back and restoring your financial stability can seem daunting, but it is not impossible. The first step you need to take is to realize that there is life after bankruptcy, and if...
Will you get deported if you get divorced?
You came to the United States to get an education, so you used a student visa. While in college, you met your future spouse. The two of you got married fairly young, but doing so allowed you to get a green card and stay in the U.S. long after your visa expired. Now...
Living with a traumatic brain injury after an auto accident
When you’re involved in a car crash, there are various forces at play that may cause you serious harm. You could be struck by debris, have injuries from the airbag or seat belt and could have wounds from the impact and force itself. Among the worst potential issues of...
Can listening to the radio cause a car accident?
Do you generally get into the car and turn the radio on before you even pull out of the driveway? Do you just leave it on all of the time so that it starts up as soon as you start the car? If so, you’re definitely not alone. The majority of drivers listen to something...
What should you do if it’s time to divorce?
Most people know what to do if they are preparing for a storm to hit or if they are girding for another kind of natural disaster. If you live in Florida and you see divorce as your only way to escape from a deteriorating marriage, you may not even begin to realize all...
Ways immigrants may avoid removal from the U.S.
When you came to the United States, you knew that you were making a huge change to your life and that of your family. You may have tried to do everything right, having every piece of paper you needed and following every immigration law or regulation. Or, you may have...
Foreclosures are set to rise, but lawmakers could halt some
The last year and a half have been undeniably rough for a lot of folks. Experts expect foreclosures to start rising as 2021 draws to a close. There are already some troubling signs that their expectations are true: While foreclosure filings were down 4% in July from...
What you need to know about how immigration court operates
At last count, there was a backlog of at least three-quarters of a million cases on the U.S. Immigration Court's dockets. It may take months for a judge to hear a case for the first time. Any instance in which an immigrant appeals a ruling may add a few months or...
How can a Chapter 7 bankruptcy help you?
If you are struggling to make ends meet and have fallen behind on your bills, it can be a very difficult situation to be in. You may not be sure how you’re going to afford rent or might have been affected at work by a collector calling to connect with you. In this...