The short answer is no. According to StudentAid.gov, drug convictions no longer affect aid eligibility. Read further, however, because there are some considerations to think about. The FAFSA will still ask you if you have a drug conviction If you answer yes (always answer truthfully!) it will require you to complete a separate worksheet. It
If you have a suspended or revoked Iowa driver's license because of an OWI charge, you may wonder what the consequences are if you continue to drive. Iowa law outlines what will happen if authorities find you driving without an active license and what you can do to get it reinstated to avoid future legal
In the general sense of the term, implied consent means that a person agrees to something happening without explicitly stating that they allow it. In states such as Iowa, getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle means that the driver permits law enforcement to give them a drug or alcohol test at any time,
When facing an arrest in the state of Iowa, there are probably many thoughts swirling around in your head, and you may not know how to react. To avoid making crucial mistakes while in police custody, it is important not to panic but to remain calm and follow a specific protocol. Remain Silent At the
The headache and stress of dealing with debt collectors is exhausting and frustrating. Fortunately, this harassment must stop if you decide to file bankruptcy. Bankruptcy provides immediate protection from collection agencies and creditors. Regardless of whether you file Chapter 7, Chapter 13 or Chapter 11, an automatic stay goes into effect that will stop most
According to AARP, divorce rates are dropping among people under age 50 and rising for couples over 50, with one out of every four older couples filing for divorce. However, divorce can slow cash flow and impact retirement savings, including pensions, individuals set aside for financial security. However, it may be possible to protect your