Did you know that you may be able to keep some or all of your property even if you file for bankruptcy? Bankruptcy laws can be complicated and often confusing, but an experienced attorney will help you determine how to make bankruptcy work for you. I have been helping clients with filing for bankruptcy for many years, and I can help you understand bankruptcy and how it can work for you. This blog will show you how you can keep certain property even as you liquidate other assets to partially pay your debts. Chapter 7 bankruptcy could be the answer to your financial problems. Find out if it is right for you.
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2 July 2020
Being convicted of a DWI or DUI is never a favorable event to have on your record, but what can you do about it if you were arrested for one of these charges? You have a few options to consider, but you will not know these options until you visit a lawyer who handles DWI defense cases. Once you visit a lawyer, you can learn more about the possibilities for your situation.
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27 May 2020
If you're getting divorced, you are likely wondering things like if you'll have to provide alimony to your spouse and how much that may be. Here are answers to a few common questions about alimony that you need to know.
What Is the Difference Between Temporary and Permanent Alimony?
You'll hear about two different types of alimony during divorce proceedings, which are temporary and permanent alimony. Unfortunately, the names can be a bit deceiving.
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24 April 2020
It can be an incredibly upsetting experience to suffer an injury in an accident. When you are dealing with injuries, it can be particularly challenging to get back on your feet following an accident. However, it is important to remember that you have legal rights. Under the law of personal injury, you may have the right to file a lawsuit, take the liable party to court, and potentially receive monetary damages for your injuries.
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19 March 2020
If the authorities have charged you with driving under the influence (DUI) in another state, you should not assume everything will progress as it would in your state. DUI laws vary a lot, and you can get into real trouble if you make assumptions of similarity. Below are some of the ways in which DUI laws vary in different jurisdictions.
Mandatory Jail Time
A DUI conviction can attract all manner of punishment.
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