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Should you have a self-defense plan? What should you say—or not say—to law enforcement after an incident? If you exercise your right to remain silent or request an attorney, will that make you appear guilty? Could you still be arrested even if you acted in self-defense. These are just a few of the questions that defense attorneys address every day. Join us as we separate fact from fiction and provide practical guidance on understanding your rights before, during, and after a self-defense incident.

Session 1 of the webinar series, Social Security: Working and Receiving Benefits — What Retirement and Disability (SSDI) Recipients Need to Know. Content defines SSA Earnings Test as it applies to retirement benefits. Learn about annual versus monthly earnings tests and how to apply special first-year retirement rule. Bonus topics include benefit recalculation when payments […]