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Understanding Texas Spousal Maintenance Law

Short overview of the changes in Texas law regarding spousal maintenance & support (alimony).

BANKRUPTCY MAY ASSIST IN FINANCIAL STRESS

Bankruptcy is an option for some people who are overwhelmed by their debt. At times, stress is caused from debt related issues. This stress can lead to illness, loss of employment or even divorces.

FORECLOSURE FRAUD AND THE $25 BILLION NATIONAL MORTGAGE SETTLEMENT

The record $25 Billion Dollar National Mortgage Settlement Agreement signed earlier this year involved 5 big lenders. According to recent reports, the Federal Reserve is now adding another 8 to the list.

You filed for bankruptcy: What happens next?

Article explaining post-filing processes in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy: Exempt and Non-Exempt Property

An article discussing Bankruptcy options related to exempt and non-exempt property.

Bankruptcy Options for Secured Personal Property

Many people who enter bankruptcy protection do so while also having secured loans for personal property such as automobiles. There are three options for what may happen with these types of property after you file for bankruptcy protection. This article reviews and explains these three options.

When is the Right Time to File Bankruptcy

When is the right time to file for bankruptcy and what form of debt relief is the best for your situation. Signs of needing to file for bankruptcy.

Temporary Custody Orders: Possession is 9/10ths of the Law

Article reviewing the importance of temporary custody orders

The Dangers of Sexting by Teenagers and Tweens

The case result for this case is as follows: Juvenile Prosecution Hillsborough County January 2012: 2012-CJ-XXX 14 year old Juvenile was referred for prosecution for felony transmission of pornography over the internet

Facing Foreclosure? It May be in Your Future.

Are you facing foreclosure? It may be closer than you think. Foreclosure can creep up out of nowhere when someone loses their job or has an unexpected situation occur. With foreclosures on the rise, banks are not as likely to work with you as much as they used to.

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