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What Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Filers Should Know About Reaffirmations

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If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, you might be concerned about your vehicle loan. It can be more difficult to get a vehicle loan with bankruptcy on your record and you may want to keep your vehicle if you can afford it. Read on to find out what can be done to renew your pledge to pay off your auto loan with chapter 7 bankruptcy. Autos Are Secured Property Read More»

Top Deportation Defenses For Immigrants

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If you do not have permission to be in the United States legally, either as a citizen or legal alien, then you are at risk of deportation. Even if you have been notified that you are subject to being deported, you still have at your disposal several legal defenses that could allow you to remain in this country. Here is a closer look at some of the legal options available to you. Read More»

Custodial Rights: Can A Lawyer Help You See Your Child?

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If you and your ex-spouse share joint legal custody of your children, the family court may allow you specific days or times of the year to visit or spend time with your kids. But if your children’s other parent refuses to honor your time-share agreement, you may wonder if the other parent violated your parental rights. You can fight for your custodial rights with a child custody lawyer’s help. Learn more about time-share agreements and how to fight for your parental and custodial rights below. Read More»

Collisions Caused By Missing Stop Signs And How To Get Compensation

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Many vehicle collisions are caused by negligent drivers. However, some crashes occur because of other factors that drivers cannot control. For instance, some wrecks happen because of poor road design or maintenance. Another factor that drivers can’t control is the lack of stop signs, which can cause a driver to fail to stop at an intersection. Such an error can lead to a serious collision, and you might suffer severe injuries and damages. Read More»

4 Things About Probate Law You Should Know

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When someone dies, their estate goes through probate. Probate is the legal process of distributing a person’s assets after they die. This may include distributing their assets and paying off any debts. If you’re named in the will as an executor, it’s your responsibility to see that this all happens according to the deceased’s wishes. Here are four things you should know about probate law: You may need to file a petition with the court Read More»