There are a handful of reasons why a car dealership would suggest you sign a power of attorney. For every reason you should sign, there are reasons why you shouldn't. In this episode, we'll discuss the pros and cons of signing a power of attorney and the important legal authority that this document will give to the dealership on your behalf.

Venmo isn't just an app to transfer funds, it's also a form of social media platform. This is how you can use public Venmo transactions to aid in your asset search investigation.

When all other forms of title recovery fail, you may still be able to get a title by obtaining a court order.

If you're planning to export a vehicle, the most important thing you'll need is proof of ownership.

Some buyers in the current real estate market are regretting their decision to wait out the market.

Even though they sound similar by name, cyber liability insurance, and general liability insurance cover very different risks and losses. This episode features an example of why you should never mistake your general liability coverage for cyber liability coverage.

A divorce is never easy but becomes even more complicated when fraudulent activities may be occurring on the other side. In this episode, we'll discuss the top 5 tips for your divorce investigation and asset search to ensure all assets are discovered and distributed properly.

Here's another urgent update regarding the risks of using a mechanic's lien to get a title for a vehicle and why it's commonly used to fraudulently obtain vehicle titles.

The dealership was supposed to sell the customer's cars and pay for the titles, but that's not always the case. In this episode, we'll discuss the process of selling your used car on consignment.

Before you can title your vehicle in your name, you must first obtain a lien release from your auto lender. In this episode, we'll discuss what the DMV considers to be a lien release, alternative options to a letter of lien release, and what to do if your lender is no longer in business.