You may need a Quit Claim Deed to get the house in your name. The papers have been signed, the divorce is finalized, and the house is all yours… or is it? Sure, the divorce decree says that you have been awarded the marital home, but this paper does not actually transfer ownership of the
Dear Doctor: The following resources have been created just for you. We know that the Social Security Disability rules and regulations can be complex, and sometimes, completely arbitrary. It is a difficult system to navigate. It is no wonder that doctors who want to help their patients obtain benefits often end up frustrated and giving up. Please know
Why should I help my patient with her Social Security Disability case? Some doctors and therapists are hesitant to play any part in a patient’s legal case. This is understandable because… In cases involving litigation: if a doctor completes a report for a case, he or she may end up in trial, if a doctor ends up in
Witness Letters – for Social Security Disability Claimants What is a witness letter and why do I need one for my Social Security Disability case? A witness letter is a letter written by someone who knows you and has seen the struggles caused by your disability. The letter may describe your struggles, recount specific examples,
How does Diabetic Retinopathy impact your Social Security Disability claim? Diabetes and other endocrine disorders are not considered “disabling conditions” by the Social Security Administration; however, the effects that diabetes has on your body and health may still qualify you for Social Security Disability. What is Diabetic Retinopathy? According to the National Eye Institute, diabetic retinopathy is
Is your nonprofit organization a Public Charity or Private Foundation? Every nonprofit organization that qualifies for the 501(c)(3) exemption is either a public charity or private foundation. FOLLOW THE MONEY: Where does your financial support come from? For many nonprofit organizations, the main sources of financial support determine whether the organization will be classified as
Annual Reporting Requirements for Arkansas Nonprofits By August 1st of each year, your nonprofit organization must make an annual disclosure to the Arkansas Secretary of State with the following information: The name of your nonprofit corporation; Your nonprofit corporation’s place of incorporation (ie: Arkansas); The name and address of your nonprofit’s registered agent for service
Charitable, Educational, or Religious? The most common types of 501(c)(3) exempt nonprofit organizations are charitable, educational, and religious. Learn more about these classifications to determine which type applies to your nonprofit organization. CHARITABLE: Charitable organizations conduct activities that promote the following: Relief of the poor, distressed, or underprivileged; Advancement of religion; Advancement of education or
Forming a Corporation for Your Business or Nonprofit WHAT IS A CORPORATION?: A corporation is one of the more complex forms of business organization. Your corporation will be a legal entity, existing apart from its owners or shareholders. As a separate entity, your corporation will have its own rights, privileges and liabilities apart from the shareholders,
Real Estate Matters: TAX DEED PROPERTY: If you are considering purchasing a tax delinquent property through the Commissioner of State Land’s auction or website, we can answer your questions. QUITCLAIM DEED: Quit-claim deeds are often used in Arkansas to transfer real estate from one person to another. BENEFICIARY DEED: Beneficiary deeds allow you to pass your