Yearly Archives: 2020
How To Win A Child Relocation Case In Florida
We cannot always plan for everything life throws at us. Sometimes events will cause us to move unexpectedly without much notice. Moving becomes even more complicated if you have a parenting plan as a result of a divorce or paternity action. Depending on the specifics of your relocation, Court approval may be needed. If… Read More »
How To File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy In Florida
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Florida represents a legal process that allows the discharging or wiping out of a debtor’s unsecured liabilities once their non-exempt properties have been sold off. To be eligible for filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Florida, the individual must either be a permanent resident of the state or hold property… Read More »
How To Discharge Debt With Bankruptcy In Florida
In most cases, obtaining a discharge will be the primary reason why a borrower files for bankruptcy. If a debt is discharged in bankruptcy, the borrower will be released from all personal liability on the debt. Further, creditors will be restricted from taking any collection action against the debtor for debts discharged in bankruptcy…. Read More »
How To Eliminate Medical Bills With Bankruptcy In Florida
Unexpected medical bills can financially devastate a family for many years to come. The rising cost of health care is proving to be a tremendous burden on families. Most people file bankruptcy because of medical bills. A study by the American Journal of Medicine found that 62.1% of all bankruptcy cases are attributable to medical reasons…. Read More »
How To File Chapter 13 Bankruptcy In Florida
If you are experiencing financial hardship, Chapter 13 bankruptcy may provide some much-needed relief. Chapter 13 is when a borrower consolidates their existing debts into one monthly payment. Unlike Chapter 7 bankruptcy, borrowers will not be required to sell their assets as a condition of the bankruptcy. Instead, Chapter 13 is considered a restructuring… Read More »
How To Keep Your Assets With Bankruptcy In Florida
In Chapter 13 bankruptcy, there should be no risk of being forced to liquidate assets. Chapter 13 is a reorganization bankruptcy where borrowers pay debts according to a court approved payment plan. On the other hand, Chapter 7 is a liquidation form of bankruptcy. Borrowers won’t have to pay their debts, but in exchange,… Read More »
How To Stop A Home Foreclosure In Florida
Florida is a judicial foreclosure state. Therefore, a bank or HOA seeking to foreclose a home must receive approval from a judge. The case must be filed in the circuit court where the property is located. Under Florida foreclosure law, all mortgage foreclosure cases are to be conducted in a court of equity. Courts of… Read More »
COVID-19/Coronavirus: Medical Bills, Credit Card Debt & Car Repossession
The coronavirus (COVID-19) has had a devastating impact on the lives of countless Americans. Many have fallen ill, and others have become unemployed and are struggling to make end’s meat. Whether the impact has been to your income or the expense of supplies needed to prepare for this emergency, the unexpected tragedy has caused… Read More »
How Does Florida Bankruptcy Impact Credit Reports & Scores?
If you are overwhelmed with debt, filing for bankruptcy may bring some needed relief. Bankruptcy is intended to discharge debt and give people a fresh start. In many cases, bankruptcy will help improve a borrower’s credit score. By discharging bad debts, cleaning up your credit report, and getting a fresh start, you may see a… Read More »
How To Stop Car Repossession In Florida
Repossession of a vehicle is an unfortunate situation too many people suffer. If a borrower fails to make timely payments for a car loan the lender may begin the repossession process. See Florida Statute 537.012. For many, cars are essential for getting to and from work, school and repossession can have devastating consequences. Moreover,… Read More »
