Multiple bankruptcies: Is it possible? Many people assume that after filing one bankruptcy charge, they can’t file another. This isn't true. On the contrary, bankruptcy law allows debtors to file a similar or different bankruptcy charge as many times as they wish. The caveat is...
Matrimonial debts are mostly divided into three categories: marital, separable, and independent debts. How the Court Handles Property and Debt Division Following your motion for fair sharing in court, a judge would split the properties between both parties in three measures. Classification and Identification The...
When a divorce is entered by a court, ground or reason for the divorce must be found. In most divorces, the ground of irreconcilable differences is the basis for divorce. In some cases, a party may request a divorce on the basis of some fault...
Going through bankruptcy is, for many, the best route to take in order to claim back their life. Those who hold a significant amount of debt but have a limited amount of income would likely qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. However, simply meeting the requirements...
What Happens If I Fall Behind on Bankruptcy Payments? When a person falls behind on their bills, their first inclination is to stop making them. However, if they have no other choice, or if the consequences of not making payments to creditors become too severe,...
Life is not always fair. You work hard and play by the rules. But events may have taken a turn for the worst, and you now find yourself out of a job and without the means to pay your bills. At some point, it is...
Divorce is a trying, potentially contentious time. Before this legal process of marital separation can be complete, the splitting factions must resolve several personal, financial, and legal issues. One such concern is asset distribution. Occasionally, however, dishonest individuals might try to hide money or property....
You'll have to meet certain requirements if you intend to file bankruptcy. One of those requirements is the means test. A bankruptcy attorney Greensboro NC office can perform the calculations to determine if you qualify. Here's some information about the test: What Is the Means...
Divorce is a difficult thing to get through. If you and your ex have children, the hardship will only be increased if you do not put a plan in place from the outset. Physical separation is the first step for divorce in the state of...
Child support is a monetary obligation that a non-custodial parent must pay to the other parent when a couple is no longer together or divorced. The payments can be ordered by a court of law, or they can be ordered by a state agency. The...
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