I am conducting a Will Workshop on January 29, 2009 at 7:00 PM at Agape Baptist Church in Pinson, AL. The event is being sponsored by Agape Academy, a homeschool covering group of which we are part. While the workshop will be aimed at homeschooling parents, it is open to the public and would be helpful to anyone wanting to find out more about wills.
The seminar will cover the formalities of the will, things to consider when planning your estate, tax issues, other important documents for catastrophic times, benefits to having a will, when you should update your will, and other important information.
If you need a will or need to have your will reviewed or updated, contact me for an appointment.
Michael Fargarson, Attorney and Counselor at Law
205-994-6540
www.bhamatty.com
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Saturday, December 20, 2008
A Real Allegory
Here's an interesting article about a boy who was sent home from school because he dressed up like Jesus. The article is entitled "'Jesus' Ejected from School" and you can read it here: http://www.onenewsnow.com/Education/Default.aspx?id=309978.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
The new and improved Farg Law Blog.
farglaw has been converted. It is now my legal blog. I'll be posting on a variety of legal issues that I hope will be helpful and informative. My primary business website is www.bhamatty.com. My personal blog (in personam) has been relocated to www.farg-inpersonam.blogspot.com.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Federal Courts in California Strike Again!
A federal court judge in California has ruled that it is okay for the University of California (UC) to deny credit to students for high school subjects taught from Christian textbooks. Basically, this implies that the university doesn't have to admit any student who went to a Christian high school or was homeschooled using Christian texts.
You can read a Fox News story about the decision here:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,402761,00.html
I find this ruling utterly ridiculous. This is yet another example of intolerance of Christian viewpoints in our society today. If this decision is upheld, it will provide a precedent for this type of religious discrimination across the country.
This case again highlights the hypocrisy of the secularists. Secular educators don't really want critical thinking. If they did, they would welcome dialog from Creationists and others with alternate explanations of origins. All the secularist really want is to push their evolutionary agenda and to close students off from other viewpoints.
Hopefully, this unscrupulous decision will be reversed, but if not, we have just taken another giant step for mankind away from the truth and away from the Creator. He can handle it, but can we?
You can read a Fox News story about the decision here:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,402761,00.html
I find this ruling utterly ridiculous. This is yet another example of intolerance of Christian viewpoints in our society today. If this decision is upheld, it will provide a precedent for this type of religious discrimination across the country.
This case again highlights the hypocrisy of the secularists. Secular educators don't really want critical thinking. If they did, they would welcome dialog from Creationists and others with alternate explanations of origins. All the secularist really want is to push their evolutionary agenda and to close students off from other viewpoints.
Hopefully, this unscrupulous decision will be reversed, but if not, we have just taken another giant step for mankind away from the truth and away from the Creator. He can handle it, but can we?
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