Nov 29, 2018 | BLOG, Family Law
When going through a divorce, one of the parties may seek alimony payments to help them financially. As the realities of single life may be daunting – especially if one of the spouses was out of work as a homemaker or had never sought employment before, courts may...
Nov 14, 2018 | BLOG, Family Law
When a judge orders a parent to pay child support, the other parent may petition for additional funds for the period after the break and before the first payment was made. This is known as retroactive child support. But, how does retroactive child support work in...
Nov 7, 2018 | Bankruptcy, BLOG
No one plans to declare bankruptcy. But, as you move through life and expenses pile up, sometimes it becomes the best option. Traditionally with bankruptcy, student loans would not be included. However, with the right legal approach, you can not only get other debts...
Oct 22, 2018 | Bankruptcy, BLOG, Chapter 13, Chapter 7
Filing for bankruptcy is a special decision. Bankruptcy may seem like your whole world is crashing down on top of you. But bankruptcy isn’t the entire weight of the world falling on you. Instead, it’s the weight of your debt burden being lifted from you and giving you...
