If you become unemployed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the State of Connecticut advises that you file for unemployment benefits. It is important to note that the start dates for claims are the Sunday of the week you submit your application for benefits. Under regular circumstances, a requirement for unemployment includes a Work Search requirement,…
Many new CT laws and provisions of existing laws will become effective January 1, 2017. You can find the entire list of new laws and provisions at https://www.cga.ct.gov/asp/aearchives/20170101ActsEffective.asp . Included in this list are pertinent changes such as: Per Public Act Number 14-1, Connecticut’s minimum wage will be $10.10 effective January 1, 2017. This is…
We all go through some kind of hardship one way or another, can be short or long term. Has this caused you to become backed up on your mortgage payments? It doesn’t take long until you get backed up and your house gets foreclosed on. About 3 months actually. Don’t wait and find help now!…
We have probably all, at one point or another, been in a situation where a debt collector calls us out of the blue. Maybe you owe your cable company some money or your hospital bill didn’t get paid on time. When the phone rings, you want to cringe! You answer the call and there it is…
Question Detail: I had a bankruptcy in 2010 and discharged in 2011. I kept my house and now I cannot afford it. Can I leave the house to the bank still? It was listed in the bankruptcy but I was never late and kept up on the payments. It has drained all my savings and…
Whether you have decided to move for business or personal reason, it is one of the most stressful times of anyone’s life. Before you get too stressed to see straight, take a deep breathe! Resolve to make this endeavor a positive exerience! Your first step should be to surround yourself with experienced professionals. 1. Choose…
