Understanding Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Posted on: 27 November 2015
No one plans to go out drunk driving. Sometimes, however, things happen that are not planned in advance. If you have been charged with driving drunk, you should consider hiring a DUI attorney as your first and best option. Even if you did not drink, the law is not always fair and you may fall victim to confusing court procedures leading you to be judged guilty. Here are 5 specific reasons that a DUI lawyer is your best shot at true justice:
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Posted on: 9 November 2015
As a teenager, there are few things more exciting on your path to adulthood than the day you finally get your driver's license. However, as a parent, this is one time that can be one of the scariest and worrisome. If you want to make sure your teen stays safe behind the wheel, it is all about giving them the knowledge they should have to stay safe on the roadway. Knowledge often comes with experience, but it also comes with understanding the seriousness of just how dangerous driving can be.
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Posted on: 22 October 2015
The timing of your bankruptcy filing is important. Even if you are overwhelmed with your financial debts, delaying your bankruptcy could work in your favor. If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, here are some situations in which waiting to file might be beneficial. Last Minute Credit Card Charges When you file for bankruptcy, your credit card charges will be scrutinized by the bankruptcy trustee. If you have any last minute charges, there is a possibility that your bankruptcy filing could be viewed as fraudulent.
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Posted on: 5 October 2015
If you recently married a foreigner who was previously deported from the United States, there is a possibility that he or she can be allowed re-entry based on your marriage. In order to gain re-entry, your spouse will need to apply for a visa or green card. Before doing so, here are some things you should know. Is Your Spouse Inadmissible? Whether or not your spouse can re-enter the United States is based on if he or she was classified as inadmissible.
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