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Accounts Receivable: Importance of Cash Flow Management
June 22, 2010
Everyone knows the saying “it takes money to make money.” No truer words have been spoken. A business needs money in order to purchase materials for resale, pay its employees, and to cover all of the other expenses. The revenues collected from your customers are needed to pay the expenses and turn a profit. (more…)
Drag Racing: Not for the streets
June 15, 2010
Here in Massachusetts the weather is improving and “those” cars that do not handle so well in New England winter start to appear on the streets. Although drag racing, or racing of any kind on the streets, is a year round problem it is more common in the warmer months.
Regardless of the time of year, it is illegal and dangerous. In fact, since 2008 it is a criminal offense for some drivers.
The offense of drag racing is governed by M.G.L. c. 90 sec. 17B , however, if you are cited for drag racing you will likely be facing additional charges of a criminal and civil nature as well. (more…)
New MGL c. 258E: Harassment Prevention Orders offers protection to victims of abuse, stalking, and harassment
February 13, 2010
A new law was passed by the Massachusetts Legislature on February 9, 2010, providing more options for persons that are being harassed to obtain a restraining order. The new law, Chapter 258E of the General Laws, provides the ability for the Superior Courts, Boston Municipal Court, District Courts, and Juvenile Court to issue Harassment Prevention Orders. (more…)
Taylor Law Office is now accepting Credit Cards
January 21, 2010
- Only accepted for the payment of legal fees.
- Not accepted for the payments of costs required for third parties, including but not limited to court costs, service costs, and others.
- Additional limitations and restrictions apply.
- Contact the Taylor Law Office for additional details.
Collecting judgments in Massachusetts: Supplementary Process
January 21, 2010
Congratulations, you have won your case and now have a money judgment. Now what can be done to get paid? There are different options available to collect your judgment depending on the specific facts and circumstances of your matter.
One option is for you, the judgment creditor (“creditor”), to file a Supplementary Process action against the defendant, now the judgment debtor (“debtor”). (more…)