How Bankruptcy Affects Your Credit Score
December 29, 2014 By Admin

Many people have concerns regarding their financial well-being and with that comes their credit score. Although declaring bankruptcy has a negative effect on your credit score, the effect is varies. It is important to note that the potential credit score drop should not be a deciding factor in whether you declare bankruptcy or not. Drop […]. . .

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General Information – California Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
December 09, 2014 By Admin

Qualifying for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is typically the most desirable bankruptcy for a debtor. It allows you to essentially obtain a fresh start financially by wiping away all debt. However, you must first qualify for a California Chapter 7 bankruptcy. To qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the Bankruptcy Code […]. . .

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Are Personal Injury Settlements Taxable?
November 25, 2014 By Admin

Compensatory damages in personal injury cases, as a general rule, are not taxable by the Federal or state governments. One exception, in certain states such as California, is compensatory damages for lost wages. The reason is because some states consider this to be a substitute for wage income, which is always taxable.. . .

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How to Approach Your Car Accident Case
November 17, 2014 By Admin

In a perfect world, every car accident case would have a recording device following the entire incident, which would prove who was or was not at fault. Unfortunately, we do not live in a perfect world and it is therefore, very important for your to preserve or gather evidence in your case. When you bring […]. . .

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What Are Bankruptcy Exemptions?
October 29, 2014 By Admin

What are bankruptcy exemptions? Generally speaking, the property of a bankrupt petitioner is subject to seizure by the court to repay the debts owed to creditors. This can be property such as your home or car, cash, stocks, and personal possessions like jewelry or valuable furniture and electronics. Federal bankruptcy law allows petitioners to exempt some types […]. . .

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Child Visitation Overview and FAQs
October 15, 2014 By Admin

The first consideration in a divorce case when minor children are involved is the best interests of the children. Be it sole or joint custody of children, courts prefer that specific written arrangements and schedules be in place to assure that non-custodial or non-residential parents are able to continue to have relationships with their children. […]. . .

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How to Determine Debt Responsibility
September 30, 2014 By Admin

Most people would agree that a divorce is always unpleasant. Even if the proceedings begin amicably, disputes or complications frequently arise that can drag out the process, causing you and your family to become hopelessly immersed in the legal system. You need an experience and aggressive divorce lawyer who will assist you to fully understand […]. . .

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Difference Between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in California
September 22, 2014 By Admin

Have you reached the end of your rope trying to get ahead financially only to fall farther behind? With the economy as it’s been the past decade or so, you’re not alone. If bankruptcy is an option you’ve considered, it’s important that you know all your rights and what to expect. Here is a general […]. . .

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Are You Required to Permit a Police Officer to Search You or Your Car?
August 05, 2014 By Admin

Have you ever wondered whether you are required to permit a police officer to search you or your car? Well wonder no more! If a police officer stops you while driving or while walking down your street he may want to find out more information about you. This is the police officer’s job. The police officer does not care to know you, he or she merely wants to find any evidence that can implicate you in a crime or some type of illegal activity.. . .

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Do You Need a Restraining Order?
August 04, 2014 By Admin

It is all too common that we have individuals in our lives that bring us extreme stress and frustration. However, once that level of stress and frustration becomes unbearable, a restraining order can be your best defense. The most common types of restraining orders are related to domestic violence or civil harassment.. . .

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