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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Many people believe that they can't afford to hire an attorney to represent them in a bankruptcy. If you have regular income, you can set up a payment plan that you can afford. If you have a regular source of income, you can set up a payment plan to file for bankruptcy. We will help you to afford an attorney. Don't try to file alone. -
Can I stop the harassing phone calls and letters from creditors and collection agencies by filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Stop the harassing phone calls and letters from creditors and collection agencies by filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. -
What are the requirements to be able to file a No Fault Divorce in Virginia Virginia No Fault Divorce is based on legal separation for the required period of time. -
As a grandparent, do you have the ability to get court ordered visitation with a grandchild who lives in Virginia when the parent objects? Grandparent visitation rights in Virginia when parent objects to visitation. -
August 2013 Newsletter - Back to School Tips on succeeding in college and how to prevent identity theft. -
There are ways to protect a co-signor in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. A Co-signor can be protected in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. -
What does it mean to have a co-signed debt and how does a Chapter 7 bankruptcy effect a co-signed loan. What does it mean to have a co-signed debt and how does a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Virginia Beach effect a co-signed loan. -
How much money can you have in the bank when you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Should you take money out of the bank before you file? How much money can you have on hand when you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Virginia Beach? -
July 2013 Newsletter - A Salute to Veterans We would like to take a moment to salute those who have served our country and to provide some useful information on benefits for those who serve or have served -
5 Signs that a Chapter 13 bankruptcy may help you. Do you need to stop a foreclosure and save your house? Is the car creditor looking for your car to repossess it? Is the IRS taking your wages for tax debt? You have tried a debt repayment company but you don't seem to be making progress. It may be time to file a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Stop a foreclosure or repossession and keep your house or car. End a tax garnishment. Remove a second mortgage that is underwater. Chapter 13 can do this. -
June 2013 Newsletter - Vacation Time Tips on saving for vacation and on vacation. Tips on looking great during your vacation and advise on making sure bills are paid when you are gone. -
February 2013 Newsletter - Love is in the Air Articles on How to make a home buyer love your home and What to do when love is not enough: Divorce in Virginia. -
March 2013 Newsletter - Giving Back to the Community Articles on Tips on Budgeting and Keeping your belongings in Bankruptcy -
April 2013 Newsletter - Practical Ways to Save Find practical and easy ways to save money, See how to save for retirement and find out what it means to be co-signor. -
You have options when it comes to keeping a car in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Virginia! There are ways to keep your car in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy that could save you money. If you owe more than you car is worth, you may be able to redeem the car. -
January 2013 Newsletter A New Year, A New Start Find tips on how to succeed in your new year's resolutions and information on short sales and mortgage modifications. -
Having a Guardian Ad Litem may help in a contested child custody case in Virginia Beach. If you are involved in a child custody battle in Virginia Beach, you may want to have a Guardian Ad Litem appointed. -
May 2013 Newsletter: Spring Cleaning; Find tips on Cleaning up, find out how to clean up your credit report and see how Credit Unions can "clean up" at your expense. -
Recent Court ruling allows individuals to file a Chapter 13 after having received a discharge in a chapter 7 and remove a second mortgage lien or home equity line of credit from their home. Court ruling allows people to file a Ch 13 after having received a discharge in a Ch 7 & remove a second mortgage lien or home equity line of credit. -
Do you have to reaffirm on a car loan to keep a car after a Chapter 7 bankruptcy? What does it mean to reaffirm a debt? This article explains what a reaffirmation is and when it may need to be done to be able to keep a car after a bankruptcy in Virgina Beach or Norfolk.