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Attorney McAnulty explained everything in great detail and everyone treats you very nice and so respectful.  What impressed me most was after we hung up, Attorney McAnulty thought of one more thing that was relevant to my situation and called me back to tell me.  That is a sign of true concern and a great lawyer. Member from Harrisville, PA

What I like most about when I call the Provider Law Firm’s receptionist and attorney is that they take ownership of my issue.  They listen to my concerns, give me instructions, and Attorney Lenora Randall was perfect!  Overall, the receptionist and the attorneys are glad I called and I can hear the smile and enthusiasm in their voices.  I recommend the LegalShield Service daily to my friends, family and community!! Member from Hanover, PA

When I took my Will, prepared by LegalShield, to be notarized, the Notary commented on the “perfection and professionalism” of the document, stating that this is not always the case.  That made me feel even more comfortable in my choice of Attorney Bamonte and all the LegalShield Attorneys. Member from Lansdale, PA

I just wanted to say, that I have had your service for 14 years and have ALWAYS received the highest level of professional service! Thank you! Member from Lancaster, PA

Jennifer L. Bamonte contacted me within one hour of my initial phone call to LegalShield.  In talking with her, she understood my sense of urgency in this matter and did not rush me off the phone.  She is a real class act.  I’ve experienced rare customer service – Thank you! Member from Bear Creek Township

Attorney McAnulty responded very quickly, and educated me on my rights and the process involved with my issue.  I felt confident with my new membership and that the attorney was there for me every step of the way. Member from Effort, PA

I am truly blessed to be a member of LegalShield Services.  It makes the legal situations that occasionally plague my life a relief.  I know I have polite, caring, knowledgeable and dependable attorneys at my fingertips and ready to put my mind at east.  Thank you LegalShield and Attorney Vera McAnulty for the great years of service. Member from Bethlehem, PA.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics puts the number of home-based businesses currently operating at 18.3 million. Other organizations say the number is closer to 38 million. The vast majority of these businesses are sole proprietorships (unincorporated entities). This article focuses on those businesses. If your business is a corporation or LLC, some of the rules will apply but there are differences. With a home-based business, you may be able to deduct part of your rent or take a depreciation deduction if you own your home. This tax break is commonly called the home office deduction. The home based activity can’t be a hobby or to manage your investments. A house, apartment, condo, mobile home, motor home, boat or just about any other place with sleeping and cooking facilities can qualify for the home office deduction. To claim a home office deduction, your home office must meet all of the following criteria: The principal place of your business. If your only job site is your home, you meet this criterion. But if you meet clients regularly somewhere outside of your home (e.g. local coffee joint), your home can still qualify as a home office if you do the administration or management of your business at home AND you have no other fixed location where you conduct those activities. Maybe you’re a plumber and all of your calls are at customer locations. You should qualify for the deduction provided that you meet the next two criteria. Separately identifiable space in your home. The space in which you work must be separate from the rest of your home to qualify for the deduction. A separate structure (studio or converted garage or barn) works best as proof for the IRS. But for most folks, this is not practical so they instead carve out a part of their living space as a home office. If you convert a spare bedroom you should remove personal items and the bed. It needs to look like a business office. Take a picture for your records. If you store inventory or samples at home, you can also deduct the square footage used for storage space, even if you use the space for other non-business purposes. Regular & Exclusive Use. “Exclusive” means you can’t use the separately identifiable space for any other purpose. Thus no kitchen table or den where you watch Steelers or Eagles games with the neighbors. What “regular” means has generally been kind of fuzzy with the IRS. If you do your paperwork once a month you probably satisfy this requirement. You may want to keep a log of activity for which you use the space in the event of an IRS inquiry. → TIP Business travel expenses from your home office are deductible. If you travel to or from your home office for business – using your car or the subway or bus – you can deduct those travel expenses if you qualify for the home office deduction. For more information, See IRS Publication 587, Business Use of Your Home Next Topic: Calculating Your Home Office Deduction

The service was exceptional.  I needed to have my will updated before I traveled outside the country.  I faxed over the document and less in than 30 minutes, Attorney Bamonte was on the phone with me.  My will was updated before I boarded the plane.  I feel obligated to tell all the people I know, love and respect about this amazing service. Member from Chambersburg, PA

“Attorney Spoke in terms that were clear and understandable and advised me as if the problem were her own.” Member from Leechburg, PA

I will never, ever, be without my LegalShield Membership.  I am so very thankful to all the Attorneys at Welch, Gold, Siegel & Fiffik and to LegalShield for offering this necessary service. Member from Kingston, PA

Very Informative!  Explained options in detail, responded in a timely manner and put forth the extra effort to wrap things up quickly!! Member from Clinton, PA