Performing Your Civic Duties

Have you been a victim of identity theft? These cases are all too common today, but the law provides a frontline defense for you in a notary public. Common law defines a notary public as a person who serves people in noncontentious matters, especially those involving financial transactions, deeds, estates, power-of-attorney, and international business. The notary public validates your signature in documents, administers affirmations and oaths, takes a statutory declaration, takes an affidavit, and acts as a witness in various deals. [Read More]

Military veterans who sustain disabling injuries while in service deserve the utmost respect. The government recognizes the sacrifices these veterans have made, and tries to give them opportunities to generate income through other avenues. Government contracts represent the potential for significant profits for most companies. A service-disabled veteran-owned small business, or SDVOSB, may be given preferential status when it comes to bidding on government contracts. Learn more about this unique program so that your company can take advantage of the benefits associated with being designated a service-disabled veteran-owned small business in the future. [Read More]

In this society, it's relatively easy to see what's going on in the world around you at any given time. With the power of the internet and all of the apps on your phone, you can read up on the latest news in any part of the world from wherever you are. But there's still plenty of good reasons to bookmark one or two local news websites or to periodically tune in for a local news TV broadcast. [Read More]

If you are looking for an exciting way to be your own boss, you may want to think about becoming a personal trainer. Personal training is a booming field, with many individuals wanting results, but lacking the skills to get them on their own. If you are interested in becoming a personal trainer, you may have questions. Here are a few things you should know and understand before committing to the profession. [Read More]