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Filing for Social Security Disability benefits comes with a lot of questions. You may know that your medical condition prevents you from working the way you once did, but the Social Security Administration looks at disability claims through a specific set of rules and requirements. How does the SSA decide if you’re disabled? This is…
When the Tennessee Department of Revenue contacts you about a tax issue, knowing how to respond can be just as important as understanding why you were contacted. A notice from the TDOR may involve anything from a request for additional information to a larger issue involving an audit, tax assessment, penalties, or collection efforts. In…
A misdemeanor on your record can feel like a mistake that never goes away. Even after you have completed your sentence, paid your fines, and moved on with your life, that old charge may continue showing up when someone runs a background check. An expungement can remove some of the barriers created by a past…
There are a few allegations that can be as intimidating as being accused of tax fraud. Whether the investigation involves state, federal, or both taxes, the consequences can be serious. How do you defend against these allegations? If you are facing accusations of tax fraud, you need experienced legal help. They can assist with your…
For many people receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI), getting married can raise many questions about eligibility. So, how does marriage affect your SSI benefits in Tennessee? Since SSI is a needs-based program, the Social Security Administration (SSA) considers both income and financial resources for eligibility and benefit amounts. When you get married, the SSA may…
If you have been charged with a Class C misdemeanor in Tennessee, you have a lot of questions. Yes, these misdemeanors are considered the least serious category of criminal offenses in Tennessee, but you should not take them lightly. With a conviction, you could face fines and have a criminal record that affects employment, housing,…
Many people who owe back taxes might have heard about the IRS’s 10-year rule. With that, the IRS has 10 years to collect a tax debt after it has been assessed. However, once that collection period expires, the IRS loses its legal ability to pursue collection actions. While that may seem like you just have…
If you’ve applied for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), you could be facing a difficult financial reality. Your bills still need to be paid as you wait for a decision. Many applicants want to know, “Can you work while waiting for SSDI approval in Tennessee?” While the answer is yes, there are some important limitations…
Your first experience with Tennessee’s criminal justice system can be stressful, especially when it comes to domestic assault. The potential penalties and impact on your personal life are overwhelming. But remember that a charge is not the same as a conviction. There may be defenses available depending on your situation. Here is a look at…
