| Page: 12345678910... |
1) What Happens If I Don't Make My Chapter 13 Payment ?
Author:
lincolnlaw.com
Category:
Legal
No one plans on dramatic financial changes, but they happen. When changes do arise to an individual in Chapter 13 bankruptcy, they might be misled into believing there is no other option than sticking to their schedule of set monthly payments. But they might be surprised to find that Chapter 13 bankruptcy has a great deal of flexibility. Before we discuss options, it is important to note that payments are not something you want to ignore. You must make all of your Chapter 13 payments in full an...
|
2) Does My Chapter 13 Payment Change With My Income ?
Author:
lincolnlaw.com
Category:
Legal
The decision to file for bankruptcy is not one to take lightly. With the multiple bankruptcy plans available and the changes to bankruptcy law that occurred in 2005, it is important to be an informed about options from various scenarios. If you are considering filing for bankruptcy but have concerns about what may happen should your income change, here is an overview of the facts.
Chapter 13 is called the wage earner's plan and allows people with a regular income to develop a plan for repaym...
|
3) Custody of Children after a Divorce
Author:
Expo09
Category:
Legal
Over the course of history women have been given custody of children after a divorce more often than men. This used to be seen almost as an automatic right. This has changed slightly in recent times though, with Fathers given significantly more rights when it comes to looking after children post-divorce. This applies to both custody and visitation rights if their ex-wife has been given custody. A Father's role in the development of children is taken much more seriously than in previous times. <...
|
4) Protection for Arizona Homeowners Who Default on Mortgage Loans Secured By Their Home
Author:
Christopher Combs
Category:
Legal
In the current Arizona real estate market there is confusion about a homeowner's liability to the lender for a home that is "upside down," i.e., the home is worth less than the amount of the loan on the home. The following are five general observations of current Arizona real estate law that should be helpful in clarifying this issue.
1. Lender Can Sue Borrower Only if Non-purchase Money Loan.
If a loan was used to purchase the home, the loan is a non-recourse loan. In other words, the ho...
|
5) The role of contracts in Mexico timeshare frauds
Author:
Carlos Hernandez
Category:
Legal
The concept of timeshares has picked up since consummation in the 1960s, and resorts in countries like Canada, Hawaii, Mexico, etc. are sprawling with offers to give to the end user. However, particularly in Mexico, timeshare frauds have also been an ugly by-product of this phenomenon. Basically, there are many such cases where innocent travelers are lured into signing contracts for properties that don't exist at exorbitant prices.
Further, since owning a piece of accommodation for a particu...
|
6) The role of contracts in Mexico timeshare frauds
Author:
Carlos Hernandez
Category:
Legal
The concept of timeshares has picked up since consummation in the 1960s, and resorts in countries like Canada, Hawaii, Mexico, etc. are sprawling with offers to give to the end user. However, particularly in Mexico, timeshare frauds have also been an ugly by-product of this phenomenon. Basically, there are many such cases where innocent travelers are lured into signing contracts for properties that don't exist at exorbitant prices.
Further, since owning a piece of accommodation for a particu...
|
7) What Happens If I Don't Make My Chapter 13 Payment?
Author:
billsbills.com
Category:
Legal
No one plans on dramatic financial changes, but they happen. When changes do arise to an individual in Chapter 13 bankruptcy, they might be misled into believing there is no other option than sticking to their schedule of set monthly payments. But they might be surprised to find that Chapter 13 bankruptcy has a great deal of flexibility. Before we discuss options, it is important to note that payments are not something you want to ignore. You must make all of your Chapter 13 payments in full an...
|
8) New Bankruptcy Law Explained.
Author:
billsbills.com
Category:
Legal
On October 17, 2005, new bankruptcy law went into effect, changing the process of filing for bankruptcy throughout the United States. This new shift in law requires additional steps to be taken by the attorney and the debtor but has been geared toward benefiting the debtor. The following details explain the changes in the law and how they will affect anyone considering bankruptcy.
Documentation
The documentation required for filing for bankruptcy has been increased, asking the debtor to p...
|
9) How Flexible is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
Author:
billsbills.com
Category:
Legal
Before filing for bankruptcy, it is crucial to understand all the facts. Since you may not be an expert in bankruptcy law, the questions you might have about the process have answers that are anything but clear. Not only are there different types of bankruptcy, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, but there are also significant differences between the two.
One of the most common questions about Chapter 13 bankruptcy is what happens if your financial situation changes during the duration of the plan? Af...
|
10) Bankruptcy Property Exemptions
Author:
billsbills.com
Category:
Legal
The process of bankruptcy offers debtors a clean slate when they are overwhelmed by financial burdens. Once a bankruptcy case is completed, however, the debtor will still need basic possessions and assets to move their life forward. Fortunately, the Bankruptcy Code recognizes these basic needs and provides a variety of property exemptions for debtors. If property is exempt, it will not be subject to the claims of creditors.
Under new bankruptcy law, a debtor will be required to submit a sche...
|
11) New Bankruptcy Law Explained
Author:
lincolnlaw.com
Category:
Legal
On October 17, 2005, new bankruptcy law went into effect, changing the process of filing for bankruptcy throughout the United States. This new shift in law requires additional steps to be taken by the attorney and the debtor but has been geared toward benefiting the debtor with the end result. The following details explain the changes in the law and how they will affect anyone considering bankruptcy.
Documentation
The documentation required for filing for bankruptcy has been increased, as...
|
12) Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer in Los Angeles
Author:
Ian Walker
Category:
Legal
A personal injury lawyer is one who seeks compensation and justice for the victims involved in injury, accidents and wrongful deaths. There are a lot of personal injury lawyers out in the field. There are thousands of them in Los Angeles alone, so choosing the right personal injury lawyer saves time and avoids frustration. Before beginning the search for the right lawyer, you need to understand some basic information about lawyers, which will be helpful in picking up the best. The following poi...
|
13) Criminal Tax Attorney
Author:
Draven Jack
Category:
Legal
When a taxpayer learns they will be under Internal Revenue Service investigation and scrutiny for failing to file returns, knowingly filing false returns, or delinquent in paying their taxes, they should retain a criminal tax attorney as quickly as possible.
Tax evasion, or tax fraud, is considered a serious offense, especially where the IRS is concerned, and they will not be concerned with whether or not the offense was intentional or merely an oversight; they will only be interested in a...
|
14) Peace Of Mind For Legal Clients on the Gold Coast, Coolangatta and Kingscliff
Author:
Alfred Winston
Category:
Legal
If you are ever facing a difficult situation or are looking for sound legal advice? Attwood Marshall Lawyers Gold Coast and Attwood Marshall Lawyers Coolangatta have got you covered.
As a law firm they provide expert advice across a range of legal specialties including Personal Injury Claims, Conveyancing and Property Law, Business and Commercial Law, Wills and Estate Planning, Family Law and even Thoroughbred Breeding and Racing
They are one of the few legal firms to offer an all round...
|
15) The Top Accident Claims
Author:
Adam Singleton
Category:
Legal
Every year, accidents occur where the victim of the event could claim for compensation. Unfortunately, many accident victims aren't even aware that their claim is legitimate and could be surprised to discover that their accident may be among the ranks of some of the most common claims that insurance companies come across.
So what accidents are the most common? Well, they come from a wide variety of places, such as the workplace, on the road or slips, trips and falls whilst out and a...
|
16) Philadelphia Medical Malpractice Attorney Explains the Adverse Side Effects of the Drug Reglan
Author:
Erica Ronchetti
Category:
Legal
Finally, in February of 2009, sixteen years after the heartburn drug Reglan was linked to Tardive Dyskinesia, a neurological condition, the Food and Drug Administration put a warning on the label. That was a year ago, and now in February 2010 malpractice suites are surfacing. Even though the FDA has only approved Reglan for short-term use, a third of its users are on the drug for a year or longer, classifying them as long-term users.
The drug affects a large number of people and was disp...
|
17) Well-Connected Jurors - Should the Internet Be Off-Limits in the Jury Box?
Author:
Legal Tube
Category:
Legal
A recent article in Time Magazine examines the question of whether electronic devices such as phones with Internet access could be dangerous to the expectation of a fair trial. After all, in sharp contrast to just five years ago, a juror's phone may as well be a computer in their pocket when it comes to the sort of information they can access on it.
With the stigma that jury duty has of being dull, jurors may be reluctant to give up their ability to check email or Twitter during breaks in t...
|
18) Personal Injury Settlements FAQ
Author:
Cristian Stan
Category:
Legal
If I want to find out how many dollars I can get for a personal injury case, I need to look at a number of factors. An important one would be if the person that caused the injury actually has some type of insurance.
This is the case in a number of cases, like for car accidents, airplane crashes or premises liability cases. Below you can read about some of the things you need to consider when you want to know how much you can receive in the event of a personal injury.
1. If I Get Hurt In A...
|
19) Mexico Attorneys - The power of law
Author:
Carlos Hernandez
Category:
Legal
One might often have had experiences with impressive salespersons who claim to give the best deal but when it comes down to getting the real deal, the product isn't half as good as the claims. And while that is true in practically every type of product or service in America, the problem causes rather grave consequences when one talks about the travel industry in Mexico. Attorneys are thus, considered a very vital part of a tourist itinerary, much to the surprise of each and every one of the tho...
|
20) Mexico Timeshare Fraud - How to avoid it?
Author:
Carlos Hernandez
Category:
Legal
Having a timeshare is possession can indeed be an enthralling experience for most, since you have a particular accommodation you can easily refer to as your second home, and also because you don't have to go finding your new hotel and worry about bookings and all that jazz. Also, since you have already paid in advance, it actually becomes a big advantage for you in case you are a workaholic, since you feel like you MUST go to take the full worth of your money, and not delay the trip because of...
|
| Page: 12345678910... |