Article Library For Information About Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Divorce, and Child Custody in Virginia
We have created this article library to serve as an educational resource for Virginia residents looking for more information about specific legal matters. Our articles cover topics related to Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Chapter 13 bankruptcy, divorce, and child custody.
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A woman, who filed her bankruptcy without an attorney, ended up missing a key deadline and will lose close to $6,000 in tax refunds. When you file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Virginia, there are certain deadlines that go into effect. Miss the deadline and you can lose thousands of dollars. -
May 2014 Newsletter 7 Ways to save on your cleaning costs and tips from us on how we save. Cleaning Up Your Credit Report, Part 3 of the Series on Car Accidents and a healthy recipe. -
Federal Law prohibits the taking of money from a bank account for credit card debt unless certain conditions are met. A Bank or Credit Union normally cannot take money out of your checking or savings account to pay credit card debt except in very limited circumstances. -
April 2014 Newsletter All about savings: Ways to save at the Grocery Store and Saving money while in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy plus the 2nd installment of the Truth about car accidents. -
Don't let your Virginia Chapter 7 Bankruptcy case become a nightmare. Read these tips on how to have a trouble free case before you attempt to file. Filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Virginia is more complex than just filling in forms. Here are 5 tips to help you make your case as trouble free as possible. -
March 2014 Newsletter No One Plans to be in an accident but it happens. Articles on what to do if you; are injured in an accident, have bills related to an accident that you were at fault in and have medical bills for your injuries. -
Now is the time to break out of old spending habits and start on the track to financial success. We can help you. Keep the success moving forward with a financial coach to help you achieve your financial goals. -
February 2014 Newsletter Romantic Moments that did no go quite as planned, Improving Your Relationships One Day At a Time, New Staff Members and Trends in Wedding Invitations. -
Court rules that collection agency cannot require that debtors must dispute a claim in writing. A recent decision from the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals is an important win for individuals who want to dispute a collection account. -
Keeping assets in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a liquidation bankruptcy but that doesn't mean that you will lose everything you own if you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. -
January 2014 Newsletter Introducing a Financial Coaching Program, Tips on ways to save money, Tips on succeeding on your New Year's Resolutions and Tax News for 2014 -
Don't destroy your custody case by making one of these common mistakes. Five common mistakes that a parent can make in a custody action that could cause them to lose custody. -
Don't lose your tax refund because you don't know how to protect it in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Is it possible to keep a tax refund when filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Does it matter if I have file yet or if I have received it? -
Using a debt consolidation company or a credit counseling agency can actually hurt your credit. There are big differences between what debt consolidation or credit counseling agencies do and what bankruptcy can do for you. Be sure you know the difference. -
December 2013 Newsletter Christmas Memories, A Different Approach to Christmas, Ways to Give Back and A Gift that can keep giving but not in a good way. -
November 2013 Newsletter: Things to be Thankful for. Helping Children to through the divorce process, thanksgiving memories and things to be thankful for. -
Do we still have debtor's prisons? Can you be thrown in jail for failure to pay a debt? There are some situations that can led to jail time for failure to pay a debt. -
October Newsletter: Holiday Origins, Halloween stories and Hidden Liens on Real Estate. Holidays, Halloween and Hidden Liens on real estate. -
You may have a hidden judgment lien on real estate that may be able to be removed in a Chapter 7 banrkuptcy. There is a difference in how liens are treated in Chapter 7 bankruptcies and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. -
See out how a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you with child support or spousal support arrears. How Arrears on Child Support and Spousal Support payments are treated in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcies.