Common Personal Bankruptcy Misconceptions
Bankruptcy is not the dirty word that you might think it is. It’s a legal process developed to give consumers opportunities to reduce stifling debt and get a fresh start
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5 Types of Workers’ Compensation
Getting hurt on the job is a stressful experience. Not only do you have to worry about recovering from your injury, but you also have to navigate the workers’ compensation
Does Bankruptcy Affect Child Support?
If you’re paying child support, bankruptcy won’t discharge this obligation. If you receive child support, you will need to make sure that you include this income on your means test
4 Types of Wage Garnishment
Government agencies and judgment creditors can require employers to garnish their employees’ wages to collect unpaid debts. Depending on how much debt you’ve acquired, this can create a stressful financial
What Happens in Chapter 13 Dismissal?
There are various reasons for Chapter 13 dismissal, including payments are too high, unemployment, illness, or financial hardship. If you’re at risk of having your Chapter 13 case dismissed, it’s
Settling a Tennessee Workers’ Compensation Claim
When you file a Tennessee workers’ compensation claim, a settlement is always in front of mind. A settlement is an agreement between an employer and an injured worker in exchange