Household Debt in America Rises Again
Once again, Americans are whipping out their credit cards and saying, “Charge it.” According to a Wall Street Journal article, household debt in the final quarter of 2011 grew at a 0.25% rate. While that is not a huge jump, there has not been an uptick in household debt since the crash of 2008. Consumers… Read More
Talking With Children about Long Distance Arrangements
Interstate child custody arrangements pose unique challenges for parents. Speak with a Dallas child custody lawyer to make sure you have the best arrangement possible, and explore ways to make long-distance co-parenting work better for you and your child. The first step to any successful parenting endeavor is to keep the lines of communication open…. Read More
Chapter 7: Buy Some Time with Foreclosure in Texas
When you make the decision to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy with foreclosure on the horizon, a bankruptcy court will issue an “automatic stay.” This integral part of bankruptcy cases will inform your creditors that they must immediately stop any attempts to collect debt. This will buy you some time as you decide whether to… Read More
What to Expect After Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Filings in Texas
Once you’ve gone through Chapter 7 bankruptcy filings in Texas, you may have questions about what to expect in life after filing. While you may have been able to take advantage of some Texas bankruptcy exemptions, you will be starting your financial life over. A Dallas bankruptcy attorney can help you through the process. What… Read More
What You Should Know Before Filing Chapter 7
Chapter 7 bankruptcy filings in Texas may seem like the way to get out of financial trouble. However, even with Texas bankruptcy exemptions and the help of a Dallas bankruptcy attorney, you may be confused about whether Chapter 7 is right for you. When considering bankruptcy filings in Texas as an option, keep these things… Read More
Bankruptcy Filings in Texas: Hiring the Right Attorney for Your Case
Once you have decided to file for bankruptcy, you’ll need to hire a Dallas bankruptcy attorney. First, you’ll need to get some recommendations and interview a few lawyers who understand bankruptcy rules of procedure and have experience handling bankruptcy filings in Texas. Then you’ll face the tough task of choosing one. If one specific attorney… Read More
Bankruptcy Filings in Texas: who will handle your case?
Bankruptcy filings in Texas can be very confusing for anyone who doesn’t handle these kinds of cases on a daily basis. Trying to understand Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 alone can be frustrating. Therefore it’s important that you have good legal counsel. However, you should interview several candidates before you hire a Dallas bankruptcy attorney…. Read More
Requirements of Visitation and Child Support in Texas
Divorce separates parents but shouldn’t separate the parents from their children. Unfortunately, some parents try to do just that. Complicating the situation is child support. In Texas, non-custodial parents with a court-ordered child support agreement need to make their payments, whether the custodial parent is allowing them to see their children or not. Child support… Read More
Consequences & Solutions: Not Paying Child Support in Texas
Unemployment numbers are affecting parents’ ability to pay their child support in Texas. Child support laws in Texas can send a non-paying parent to jail for up to 6 months or even longer. A Dallas child support lawyer may be able to assist you in possibly modifying your child support orders to meet you and… Read More
Common Myths to Know Before Filing Bankruptcy in Texas
When you are filing for bankruptcy, you might hear a lot of information from many sources and could be confused about which facts are true and which are not. Here are some common bankruptcy myths debunked. Myth: Bankruptcy relief is no longer an option. Although changes have been made, almost all previous types of relief… Read More
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