Our attorneys share their insights and provide guidance on topics related to injury claims and bankruptcy in these blog posts. Stay informed of important issues that may affect you if you are struggling to get out of debt, or have been injured in a catastrophic accident, by reading our blog posts.
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Nebraska Foreclosure Overview When you are unable to continue to make payments on your mortgage, it is important to understand what will happen if your mortgage is foreclosed upon. -
Choosing a Personal Injury Attorney When you're looking for a personal injury attorney to handle your case, here's how to evaluate his or her qualifications. -
Let Your Wishes Be Done What would happen if you were on Life Support, unable to make medical decisions for yourself? If you have an HCPOA, your wishes will be done. -
Social Security Disability 101 for the Seriously Injured Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits are a vital safety net for people who are unable to continue working. Here's what you need to know. -
I'm Injured but I Don't Want to Sue Anyone Insurance companies are not interested in protecting your rights. Learn how to receive the settlement you deserve. -
Why Do I Need a Lawyer to Settle My Injury Claim? A lawyer can document your damages, establish liability, and negotiate the highest possible settlement. Contact Steffens Law today to learn more. -
Thinking About Collecting Social Security? (5 Must-Know Facts) Social Security is a major source of income for most retirees. So, it’s important to understand the rules and plan accordingly. -
How to Restore Your Credit After Bankruptcy Restoring your credit after bankruptcy won't be easy, but you can improve your credit score with patience and hard work. -
5 Biggest Mistakes in Estate Planning Protect yourself by learning to avoid the most common estate planning mistakes. For more information, call Steffens Law Office to schedule a consultation. -
Why Aren't They Paying My Medical Bills? The at-fault driver's insurance is not required to pay your medical bills until your case has been settled. Learn what to do while you wait.