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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Using an S-Corporation to Reduce Tax Liability An S-corporation can be structured to significantly reduce a small business owner's tax liability. Call Steffens Law Office today to learn more. -
5 Ways to Protect Yourself After a Work Injury in Nebraska Workers' comp is a vital for injured workers, but you must understand the program first. Here are 5 ways to protect yourself after a work injury in Nebraska. -
Is it Time to Review Your Estate Plan? Estate plans need to be updated regularly to ensure they accurately reflect your current needs. Contact Steffens Law Office today to review your will or trust. -
Some Things Can't Be Taken Away From You There are some property items and amounts which no creditor can take, unless they have a lien, because they are “exempt” under the law. -
Everything You Need to Know About Wrongful Death Claims in Nebraska Losing a loved one is never easy, and it's even more difficult when it's caused by another's negligence. Learn how to file wrongful death claims in Nebraska. -
Keeping a Diary to Support Your Personal Injury Claim An injury victim diary can serve as vital evidence in your personal injury claim. Learn how to get started. -
What You Need to Know About the Mediation Process Mediation is an increasingly popular tool in settling personal injury claims, but the process is often misunderstood by injury victims. -
Why Most Drivers Are Underinsured Understanding how car insurance works is a vital part of protecting your right to fair compensation after an accident. -
Loan Qualification After a Catastrophe While debtors often get credit card offers (albeit low limits) shortly after their bankruptcy case closes, getting a loan will require some planned action -
Do You Need a Gun Trust? A gun trust is a safe and effective way to include firearms in your estate planning. Contact Steffens Law Office to learn more. -
A Common Estate Planning Pitfall: Overlooking the Difference between Designated Property and Probate/Trust Property Overlooking the differences between designated property and probate/trust property is a common estate planning mistake. Learn how to protect yourself. -
10 Tips to Guard Against ID Theft It is estimated that as many as 16 million households fell victim to identity theft in 2012. Reduce your risk with these simple, and mostly free, steps.