by evansfox | Aug 19, 2012
There is always a balance to strike between the public’s right to information and an individual’s right to privacy. While some information is public, most people don’t or won’t go to the trouble to view actual records at public or government offices. However, the...
by evansfox | Aug 19, 2012
On a recent trip to Bar Harbor, Maine and Acadia National Park, my family went on a “dive-in theatre cruise” with Diver Eddie. They sold a book called “The Song of the Seal” written by local author Francesca Robinson about Diver Eddie and we purchased a copy for my...
by evansfox | Jul 26, 2012
The Political Primer by Mark Glogowski will open your eyes to the world of personal politics. If you are like me, you too often find yourself supporting some Democratic and some Republican positions. Sometimes you take what seems to a conservative view point and the...
by evansfox | Jul 20, 2012
Estate planning is a delicate topic for many people. The foreseen death of loved ones carries a lot of heartache and the stress of decision-making during a difficult time. To minimize the burden on the entire family, I recommend the following action item list:...
by evansfox | Jul 11, 2012
One of my favorite emails each week is a weekly article called “Wednesday Wisdom” from Tracy Higginbotham of Women Ties. (Women TIES stands for “Women Together Inspiring Entrepreneurial Success.”) One of her messages from a few weeks ago has stuck with me and is...
by evansfox | Feb 15, 2012
When someone gets a traffic ticket, our office often hears an explanation that might at first blush seem like it might get the sympathy of the court. These are called “mitigating circumstances”. A common example is that the client was speeding in order to get someone...
