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Utah Unclaimed Property Law: How to Find & Claim Lost Money
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Utah Unclaimed Property Law: How to Find & Claim Lost Money

Yes. Utah has an unclaimed property program that can help you find money or other financial … Utah Unclaimed Property Law: How to Find & Claim Lost MoneyRead more

by Mark Gill•October 5, 2026•1
West Virginia Abandoned Property Laws: How to Find Unclaimed Money
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West Virginia Abandoned Property Laws: How to Find Unclaimed Money

If you have ever lived, worked, banked, or done business in West Virginia, you may have … West Virginia Abandoned Property Laws: How to Find Unclaimed MoneyRead more

by Mark Gill•October 4, 2026October 25, 2026
Indiana Escheatment Laws: How to Find & Claim Unclaimed Property
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Indiana Escheatment Laws: How to Find & Claim Unclaimed Property

Find out how Indiana escheatment and unclaimed property laws work, how to search for lost money, how to file a claim, and how long you have to claim property.

by Mark Gill•October 4, 2026October 4, 2026
Florida Child Custody Laws: Time-Sharing & Parenting Plans
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Florida Child Custody Laws: Time-Sharing & Parenting Plans

Understand Florida child custody in plain English: parental responsibility, time-sharing, parenting plans, the 50/50 presumption, and how courts decide what is best for a child.

by Mark Gill•October 4, 2026October 25, 2026
Texas Overtime Laws: Who Gets Paid Overtime and How It Works
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Texas Overtime Laws: Who Gets Paid Overtime and How It Works

Learn how Texas overtime works, who qualifies, how 40 hours is counted, the current exemption salary threshold, and what to do if you are not paid overtime.

by Mark Gill•October 4, 2026October 25, 2026
How to Create a Power of Attorney in Florida: Requirements & Steps
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How to Create a Power of Attorney in Florida: Requirements & Steps

Learn how to create a valid Florida power of attorney, including the two-witness and notary requirements, durable POA rules, agent powers, and what to do after signing.

by Mark Gill•October 3, 2026October 25, 2026
How to File a Small Claims Case in Arizona: $5,000 Limit, Fees & Steps
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How to File a Small Claims Case in Arizona: $5,000 Limit, Fees & Steps

Learn how Arizona small claims court works, who can use it, the current $5,000 limit, where to file, how service works, and what to expect at the hearing.

by Mark Gill•October 3, 2026October 25, 2026•1
Can a Landlord Enter Your Home Without Permission in Texas? Notice Rules and Tenant Rights
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Can a Landlord Enter Your Home Without Permission in Texas? Notice Rules and Tenant Rights

Short answer: Texas does not have a general state law that requires a landlord to give … Can a Landlord Enter Your Home Without Permission in Texas? Notice Rules and Tenant RightsRead more

by Mark Gill•October 2, 2026
How Does Eviction Work in Arizona? Notice Rules and the Court Process
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How Does Eviction Work in Arizona? Notice Rules and the Court Process

Short answer: In Arizona, a landlord generally cannot simply tell a tenant to leave and lock … How Does Eviction Work in Arizona? Notice Rules and the Court ProcessRead more

by Mark Gill•October 2, 2026•1
Can a Landlord Enter Your Home Without Permission in Arizona?
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Can a Landlord Enter Your Home Without Permission in Arizona?

Arizona landlords generally need at least two days’ notice before entering a rental home. Learn when they can enter, when notice is not required, and what tenants can do about unlawful entry.

by Mark Gill•October 1, 2026October 13, 2026
What Can a Tenant Do If a Landlord Won’t Make Repairs in South Carolina?
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What Can a Tenant Do If a Landlord Won’t Make Repairs in South Carolina?

What can a South Carolina tenant do when a landlord will not make repairs? Learn the 14-day notice rule, repair rights, essential-service rules, and what not to do.

by Mark Gill•October 1, 2026October 25, 2026
How Is Child Support Calculated in Florida? Income, Time-Sharing, and 2026 Guidelines
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How Is Child Support Calculated in Florida? Income, Time-Sharing, and 2026 Guidelines

Learn how Florida calculates child support using both parents’ income, allowable deductions, time-sharing, health insurance, child care, and the state’s 2026 guideline schedule.

by Mark Gill•October 1, 2026October 3, 2026•1

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