Jack Hawkins articles

When it comes to paying for things, sometimes using cash is the perfect way to make a payment—other times, cash is not king and can be the worst thing you could use to pay for an item. Let's see which items you should never pay for with cash.

A dentist pulled the wrong tooth and still charged $1,000. Learn your rights, how to dispute the bill, and what steps to take next.

A nurse performs a life-saving intubation outside the hospital—and triggers a licensing review. What professionals need to know about scope and liability.

An apartment fire can be devastating—especially when you learn your landlord wasn’t insured. Here’s what happens next, what renter’s insurance really covers, and how tenants can protect themselves financially after a disaster.

After a wife’s burial wishes weren’t followed due to a cremation mix-up, this compassionate article explores meaningful, heartfelt ways to honor her life, legacy, and love—proving that remembrance is about intention, not perfection.

After her husband’s death, a widow faces an unexpected inheritance claim from an adopted child. This engaging advice article breaks down legal rights, emotional pitfalls, and smart next steps when grief and money collide.

A firefighter breaks a car window on a fire call—only to learn it was an unmarked police car and receive a bill. Do they really have to pay? Here’s what the law, insurance, and real-world practice say about emergency damage and personal liability.

Looking after a dog when the owners are away and suddenly facing a $2,000 vet bill? This practical, reassuring guide explains exactly what pet sitters should do when a dog gets sick on their watch—covering owner communication, vet decisions, payment options, and protecting yourself while putting the pet first.

Promised a year of severance but lost your benefits instead? Here’s what to do when a job loss, medical bills, and an urgent root canal collide—and how to protect your finances and your health.