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The DUI Process

The DUI lawyer can compose plea bargains or appeals to reduce sentencing for those facing lifestyle altering penalties – which is what DUIs are made of. These lifestyle changes include being unable to drive independently, hikes in car insurance, fees, misdemeanor records and more negative impacts.

Tax Debt and Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

An overview of dischargeability criteria for Income Tax debt

Benefits of a Bankruptcy Petition

Benefits of filing for bankruptcy. How chapter 7 bankruptcy or chapter 13 bankruptcy can be helpful to your financial situation. A major benefit to filing a petition in bankruptcy is the automatic stay that prevents most collection actions by creditors against the debtor or the debtor's property.

Anesthesia Mistakes from Medical Malpractice

Anesthesia mistakes happen sometimes during surgeries, but It’s only after a serious event takes place, including severe brain injury or death, that the patient or the family ever becomes aware of the anesthesia mistake.

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.

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