• Buying a Home and the Home Inspection - April 5, 2008
• Legal Documents & the Paperwork Involved in Buying and Owning a Home - April 12, 2008
• Financial Difficulties, Foreclosures, Keeping Your Home, and Equity Lines of Credit - April 19, 2008
• Insurance Issues & Claims and Renting a Home: The Landlord / Tenant Relationship - April 26, 2008

This course covers the duties and responsibilities of ownership in different types of business organizations in the United States.  Also discussed will be the nature of each business entity, including advantages, disadvantages, tax consequences, and legal liabilities of ownership.

Please Note: No classes between Mar. 21, 2008 and Mar. 30, 2008.                            EHOVE will be on Spring Break.

Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the world.   It happens when a criminal gets enough of your personal information to successfully impersonate your identity over the phone, on the Internet, or in person.  By recent accounts, more than 10 million people each year fall victim to identity theft, and many do not discover the crime until it is too late.

You will learn who the criminals are, the methods they use, and the damage they can inflict.  You will also learn the best ways to protect yourself, how to tell if you have been victimized, and what to do if it happens to you.

Elder Law provides a basic, concise, and clear understanding of the law as it impacts the elderly, including employment issues, housing, guardianship, disabled children, elder abuse, assistance for the elderly, and insurance issues.

Please call Ext. 280 or Ext. 293 for class schedule.

How does the criminal mind work?  How does Law Enforcement know what type of criminal to look for?  Learn what lurks within the criminal mind; what makes them behave badly, and how law enforcement profiles them.

Call Ext. 280 or Ext. 293 for class schedule.

Forget those C.S.I. shows on television!  Taught by Law Enforcement Officers, learn how our law enforcement agencies investigate a crime scene.  Put your own talents to use in a "Mock Crime Scene" in one of our labs.  Learn fingerprint powders and how to successfully lift a finger print.  Can you remain calm enough to watch a 30-second video and then take a "flash back" test?  Come test your powers of observation and solve the crime!

Please call Ext. 280 or Ext. 293 for class schedule.