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As I announced yesterday, over the last 8 months I have been working on a book with some Americas Premiere Law Experts from all around the country. In the process of writing this book, we all agreed to share with you the vital information needed to Protect and Defend your family, your business and your money.

STOP AND THINK! Do you know what legal steps you need to take to safeguard... Your family? Your business? Your money? Maybe you were caught in a car accident where you're not sure of your rights, or you're looking for a lifetime of legal protection for your company, your family or your wealth. Whatever the case, you need to know what it takes to protect your rights and defend you and your loved ones from unforeseen legal threats.

As the nation reels from high unemployment rates, job losses may lead to another perhaps more insidious problem – the IRS.

It's July. Why are we STILL talking about taxes? Well, the truth is we pay taxes each and every day. In fact, some folks spend the better part of the first half of the year earning enough money to pay their yearly tax bill then the second half of the year earning money to pay themselves.

False!  If the IRS were to garnish your paycheck to collect taxes, they have a table that they refer to that determines how much money they will leave in your paycheck per week. 

Cary Bryson, co-founder of Bryson Law Firm, L.L.C., was recently an expert guest on "Meet The Experts." Emmy Award Winning Director and Producer, Nick Nanton, hosts the show that was recently featured on NBC and other major network affiliates across the country.

If you filed but didn't pay, there's interest being compounded daily on what you owe, which is the quarterly federal short term tax rate, plus 3%.

The tale of the celebrity who doesn't pay his or her taxes is one of the oldest in Hollywood.

Cary Bryson, Louisiana Attorney, was recently seen on NBC and other network affiliates across the country as an expert guest on "Meet The Experts."

On Dec. 8 2011-- Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Douglas Shulman proposed a filing system that would enable the agency to collect various documents such as 1099s and W-2s before taxpayers file their full returns.