In most cases, retirement funds are excluded from bankruptcy cases. In other words, usually when debtors file bankruptcy, their retirement accounts are safeguarded and creditors will not have access to them. This comes as great relief particularly to people in the latter part of their careers who are facing bankruptcy. Learn more about the effects… Read More
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How to File a Bankruptcy Petition in an Emergency
Facing large amounts of debt can be a scary experience, especially when it feels as though you have nowhere to turn to or nothing that will alleviate your financial problems. When burdened by financial crisis, though, one viable option is filing bankruptcy. Filing bankruptcy can give you an opportunity to start your financial plan anew,… Read More
Reasons for and Terms of Temporary Guardianship
Temporary guardianship is typically established for a finite period of time for a specific purpose. Guardianships are designated to allow a person to provide care and management of another person’s financial, medical, personal and property concerns when that person is either declared incompetent or is a minor, such as in cases of temporary custody. Unlike… Read More
What to Consider When Developing a Divorce Parenting Plan
Is joint custody the best arrangement for the kids? Should very young children be shuttled between two homes? How often? How will decisions made today affect the children in the long run? These are some of the most difficult questions Plano parents, attorneys, and judges face when developing a workable divorce parenting plan. What should… Read More
Filing for Bankruptcy after a Job Loss
One of the most common life crises that leads to bankruptcy is a job loss. Filing for bankruptcy after a job loss can be an intelligent decision for some people, as they may struggle to make monthly debt payments. There are many things to consider before filing the petition, however, and not every jobless person… Read More
Health Insurance Considerations after a Divorce
Divorce is unfortunately the end result of many Plano marriages. When two spouses divorce, health insurance after the divorce – and even during it – is a major concern for some couples. While the spouses can keep their current arrangement during the divorce, if one spouse used the other’s health insurance, he or she has… Read More
How to Reach a Custody Agreement Out of Court
Courts in Dallas base custody decisions on what’s in the child’s best interest. That should be the same goal when attempting to reach a custody agreement out of court. The following are three methods parents may use to come to an agreement without going to the courtroom: mutual agreement, mediation and collaborative divorce. Ways to… Read More
What to Expect after Your Bankruptcy Discharge
The final part of the bankruptcy process is when it’s discharged. That means all eligible debt listed in the case is gone and you’re no longer responsible for it. After your bankruptcy discharge, you can start anew rebuilding your credit free of crippling debt. But also know circumstances that might lead to a discharge revocation… Read More
What Bankruptcy Can and Cannot Do
Many people who should file bankruptcy may never do so because instead of finding out the truth of how bankruptcy can help them, they fall prey to the common myths concerning bankruptcy. If you’re considering filing, make sure you know what bankruptcy can and cannot do for your financial well-being. Once you understand that, you… Read More
Tips for Dealing with a Child Custody Battle
While divorce is the right choice for many parents, an ensuing child custody battle can take its toll on the parents as well as the child. ‘Winning’ a child custody case will depend on the parent’s goals. Some might want the child to live with him/her primarily, or may wish to prevent the other parent… Read More
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