Blog for Hampton Roads Legal Services About Bankruptcy and Family Law
Interested in learning more about bankruptcy and family law in Virginia? Stay up-to-date by reading the Hampton Roads Legal Services blog for new information.
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What to expect when you're expecting Bankruptcy You’ve finally taken the leap to change your financial future through bankruptcy, but now there is a huge question mark in your mind about what happens next! -
I'm Young and Single, I don't Need a Will, Do I? A will is not just for married couples with children, or for the top 1%. In fact,, a will could be very important to have even if you are under 30 and single. -
Staying out of Debt There is one simple truth about debt: it is easier to avoid getting in debt than it is to get out of it . If you have a credit card make sure that all bills are paid on time -
Are You Making Mistakes With Your Taxes? We list common tax mistakes so that you don't fall into the same trap and provide you with some budget tips! -
7 million Americans are 3 months behind on their car payments Have you ever had issues paying your car payments? Or had issues paying both your car payment and your student loans at the same time? You're definitely not alone. -
What You Didn't Know About Bankruptcy Taxes Attorney Bradstreet explains how taxes in bankruptcy works -
Will I lose my home if I file for bankruptcy? Attorney Bradstreet explains the benefits of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy and how to not lose your home in the process. -
Holiday time and financial hardship Attorney Bradstreet discusses how to handle financial burdens during the holiday season. -
Does bankruptcy change your credit score positively or negatively? The real story about how bankruptcy effects your credit score from one of Hampton Roads' leading bankruptcy attorneys! -
What does bankruptcy mean for your military career? Will filing bankruptcy hurt my military career? Will my security clearance be taken away or reduced? These are important questions that our attorney can answer! -
Creating a shared custody schedule during the school year Transitioning a shared custody agreement into the school year can be difficult; however, with a shared custody schedule it doesn't have to be. -
What Can Debt Collectors Actually Do? The debt collectors are harassing you and calling at all times of the day. What can they can legally do to make you pay them? -
What a Repossession Means for You You've fallen behind on your car loan and now you're worried about repossession, or the bank has already taken the car back! What are your options? What can you do? -
Separated But Living Together: The Facts You Need to Know Why sleeping in different bedrooms might not be enough to be considered legally separated. Our attorney breaks down this complicated problem for you -
Will Filing A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Erase My IRS or state Tax Debts? There are many factors that go into deciding whether or not you can wipe out and erase tax debts from the IRS or the State by filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. -
What Happens If I Don't File My Taxes On Time, Or At All? What happens if I file my taxes late or never? When you don’t file your tax returns on time, the IRS can access penalties against you. You could lose your refund. -
Will I end up with more debt by joining a multi-level marketing company? Multi-level marketing companies have been targeting women who are looking for a way to make extra money from home, but are these business models causing more debt? -
How will declaring personal bankruptcy effect your finances? Filing bankruptcy can put you in a position to gain financial security by allowing you to make real plans for your future. Bankruptcy can actually make you wealthy! -
7 Reasons to Stop Ignoring Your Finances It would be nice to be debt-free, someday. It would be fun to go on vacation without worrying about creditor calls, someday. Why "someday"? -
How to prepare your finances to declare bankruptcy The bankruptcy process can be overwhelming, but knowing what you will need to do ahead of time can alleviate some of the stress and reduce fear of the unknown.