If you use email, frequent the Internet, have a telephone, or open your door to solicitors, it's likely that you will be targeted by con artists at some time in your life. If you are very active on the internet, that likelihood seems to increase daily. Con artists are sharp, believable, and creative, and they want your money, usually right…Read More
In our prior article, Solomita Law answered three frequently asked questions about bankruptcy. This article addresses other common queries. Must I include every one of my debts in a bankruptcy filing or may I elect to pay off certain debts without applying for a discharge? All debts must be included in the bankruptcy petition. Certain debts such as student loans…Read More
Many people under financial duress avoid filing for bankruptcy because they don’t understand how bankruptcy works, don’t know where to turn for information, or fear that they will not be able to live a normal life after bankruptcy. In fact, bankruptcy law provides a means for recovering from excessive debt, and many (possibly even most) people who qualify to file…Read More
Positioning Yourself for a Fresh Start through Bankruptcy Under Title 11 of the United States Code, bankruptcy laws were established to assist financially distressed individuals and organizations with debt relief. After a bankruptcy has been granted and debts have been discharged, debtors are positioned to gain stronger financial footing, and repay debts, such as mortgage and vehicle loans, on more…Read More
Not only have we just launched a new law practice, but I'm pleased to begin sharing thoughts, news, legal opinions and information with you through our new blog platform. If you like, you can share your own concerns with me, too, via the contacts form at our law practice website, www.Solomitalaw.com. Also, feel free to share your comments with my…Read More
