Federal taxes can be stifling for many people. Penalties and interest add up fast, eventually leading to wage garnishment or liens. In some cases, unforeseen events can cause a person to owe far more than he or she expected. Filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 13 can...
When someone dies with a will, their assets and possessions get distributed to their heirs and beneficiaries. You cannot contest a will solely because you are unhappy with your inheritance or think it was unfair. You must have a valid reason to contest a will with...
It is difficult to launch a new business, and you put your heart and soul into it. However, problems such as heavy debt can arise and threaten the success of your company. Can Chapter 13 for sole proprietors help your business stay afloat? About Chapter 13 for...
When you decide to file for bankruptcy, you resolve to vanquish the debts that have taken over your life. Soon after filing, you will attend the 341 meetings, an important stop on your journey to a debt-free future. What it is The 341 meeting gets its name from Title...
Declaring bankruptcy is a complicated legal process that affects your credit and finances for a long time. There are different types of bankruptcy filings. It is crucial to determine the right option for your circumstances before you move forward. What is a Chapter 7...
Bankruptcy can feel like a frightening ordeal. It frees you from your debts, but what if you still owe money on your car and home? If you are considering bankruptcy you may have questions about your house and car. State guidelines and the chapter of bankruptcy filed...
Most people do not wish to dwell on the idea of their death. This often leads people to delay hiring an attorney to put together an estate plan. Unfortunately, accidents and disease sometimes take those we love unexpectedly and before they have all their affairs in...
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