When I dropped out of high school, it didn’t really matter. I had ditched so much that I wouldn’t have had enough units to graduate anyways. I figured I had to put my... Read more >>

This is a long, possibly boring story. It’s MY story. I can’t tell if it’s boring or not. It’s not boring to me. I’m doing it in parts, though, just in case of ensuing... Read more >>

Tired of paying rent but don’t have enough cash or are too frightened to purchase your own place? Rather than let your single-income status keep you from buying the house of your dreams,... Read more >>

There’s a lot of play being given to the term “social media” in the news these days. According to Wikipedia, social media describes the online technologies and practices that people... Read more >>

The ironic thing is that I was a foreclosure attorney, until the firm fired me in 2006 after five and a half years. I never took glee in seizing people’s houses; some of my brethren did. My good... Read more >>

I recently ran across an article from Zenhabits which offers eight frugal tips for legal matters. Although most of us will not require legal advice on a regular basis, these helpful hints are great to... Read more >>

They do it on purpose. Men. Which is cheaper, a contractor or a divorce attorney? I’ve been crunching the numbers lately. We’re updating our house to sell it. So far, I’ve torn up... Read more >>

My name is Jewell Kimmell. I live in Enid Oklahoma, married, I have three children, one step-daughter, nine grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. I’m fifty-nine years old. I fell in 1995 on... Read more >>

Kate Lyon takes fertility seriously. She has to; she’s one of the lawyers helping new families interpret the law. I spoke with Kate about what life is like at her home office, and how the joy... Read more >>

Life happens. So, unfortunately, do death, illness, and serious injury. To be prepared for these circumstances, we need certain legal documents in place, but which ones and when? Your lawyer can... Read more >>