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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: What’s The Plan?

September 4, 2010

Having a plan is a good idea! Plans help accomplish goals in business, relationships, and life in general. In Chapter 13 bankruptcy, having a plan is a great idea, and it’s the law.

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Labour Could Reduce Drink Drive Limit

August 30, 2010

There is much pressure facing the Government to reduce the legal blood alcohol limit for drivers. The current limit is 80mg per 100ml of blood which would allow the consumption of roughly a pint and a half of medium strength lager for an average sized man. The proposed limit would bring it down to 50mg per 100ml of blood is less than an average pint or a large glass of wine but would match the legal limit in the European Union.

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Credit Score And Bankruptcy Relief

August 29, 2010

Every day, I speak with clients and potential clients who are considering a bankruptcy filing, who seek my advice as an Orlando bankruptcy lawyer. One of the first things that I am told is that they have an “A++” credit score or “850 Beacon Score”, before we even talk about the amount of debt the person owes or how filing for bankruptcy may help him or her.

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Belongings That May Prove Exempt Due To Bankruptcy In MA

August 26, 2010

Historically, state bankruptcy legal requirements supplied the asset exceptions available to people seeking personal bankruptcy protection. However, the personal bankruptcy legistlation currently allows for states to choose between the federal exceptions provided within the personal bankruptcy code or the exceptions available in state law. In MA you can select from using the National Bankruptcy Exemptions or the MA state exemptions. Talking with a knowledgeable Massachusetts bankruptcy lawyer will help guide you towards the best solution for your situation.

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So Called Debt Collector Scams Seventeen Victims Out Of Money

August 26, 2010

A debt collector in Williamsville recently pleaded guilty to scamming a local bank in a fraud that caused his nearly two dozen victims to lose $440,000. Noah Schapiro, the man who ran the fraud was told by the State Supreme Court he will probably face a prison term of six to twelve years and will that he will be forced to sign confessions of judgment for his whole scam to seventeen debt investors and the Citizens Bank.

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Toll Booths In Texas Shape Up And Ship Out

August 21, 2010

In Dallas, the North Texas Tollway Authority, an entity responsible for collecting tolls, has been scrutinized for months over its toll collecting policy. This policy charges drivers who do not pay up at the toll booth fines of hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars. Because the NTTA has been under fire in the public eye, it announced today two steps it says that will target improving customer satisfaction.

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