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Child support is not set in stone. If there has been a substantial change in circumstances, either party may go back to court and ask that the order be modified.  


Free Directory Assistance

People pay ridiculous amounts, up to $2 per call, to get what *might* be the right number...maybe! The good news is there's a number, 1-800-FREE411, where you can call, listen to a short ad, and get the number you want for free. The phone companies hate this, because directory assistance. is such a revenue generator for them. Google has also started a free directory assistance, but for businesses only: 1-800-GOOG-411. As of now its still in beta testing, so you don't even have to listen to an ad. So why pay for something you can get for free so easily?  Click here for more.


Money and Taxes for Seniors

Official information and services from the U.S. government. Click here for more.


Top 10 Signs of a Possible Travel Scam

Everyone looks for breathtaking travel bargains, and perhaps a few will pan out for you in your lifetime. But there are scores of scam artists out there who prey on your instinct to save money on travel.  Click here for more.


How to Avoid Closing-Day Glitches

After months of hunting and preparation, you're finally ready to close on a house. The last thing you want is to have a problem pop up and delay the closing. Watch out for these common closing-day glitches, and learn how to avoid them.  Click here for more.


Your Money

How much should I put down for a new home?  Click here for more.


For the Lawyers

Better Business Bureau not liable for defamation. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has held that the Better Business Bureau could not be liable for defaming a business newsletter absent proof of actual malice Click here for more.

 

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