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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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. -
How to find out of a call is a legitimate debt collector or a scam. Many scam artists target those in debt because they know they have a hard time keeping track of who they still owe. Here's how to see if you're being targeted -
Do I Have to Go to Court for my Divorce? Discussing whether you can avoid going to court for a divorce case in Virginia, specifically Hampton Roads. Uncontested or Contested. No-Fault or fault-based. -
When can you buy a home after you have filed bankruptcy? How long after filing a bankruptcy can you qualify for a mortgage to buy a home? -
Most people enjoy getting a large tax refund each year but should that be your goal? While most people look forward to getting a large tax refund each year, the ideal situation is to get a very small refund. -
Factors to Consider when facing Custody Disputes Five Factors to Consider before filing for custody of your children. Remember the Court will consider what is in your child's best interest. -
Find out what makes a divorce contested or uncontested. Normally a contested divorce will cost you several thousand dollars and an uncontested divorce will normally be less than a thousand dollars. The difference between a contested divorce and an uncontested divorce. Is there a disagreement about issues involved in your divorce. -
Allowing a Court to make a decision about the division of property in a Virginia Divorce could lead to a result that neither spouse is happy with. Virginia divorce courts follow the rule of equitable distribution when it comes to dividing marital property so the court will decide what is fair. -
Child Support Can Play a Big Part in Virginia Custody Cases Child support is often part of creating a child custody agreement in Virginia. Here's how it works and what you may be entitled to. -
A Bankruptcy Repayment Plan Could Be Your Ticket to Financial Freedom especially if you are behind on mortgage payments or car payments. If you are behind on your mortgage or car and want to keep it, you may need to file a Ch 13 payment plan. This will allow you to save your house or car. -
Wipe the Slate Clean with Chapter 7 Bankruptcy If you are struggling with bills you cannot pay, meet with the attorney at Hampton Roads Legal Services to learn about your Chapter 7 bankruptcy options. -
Create a Child Custody Agreement That Works for Everyone Working out a custody arrangement can be stressful when the parents are not in agreement. We can assist you in working out a fair arrangement! -
End Your Marriage Quickly and Amicably in Virginia Beach Hampton Roads Legal Services can help settle your divorce as quickly and efficiently as possible whether you live in Virginia Beach, Norfolk or Chesapeake. -
Nothing Is More Important Than Family. Let Me Help You Resolve Your Family Law Matter The family law attorney at Hampton Roads Legal Services can assist with divorce and child custody cases in Virginia Beach, Norfolk and surrounding areas. -
Virginia Beach Debt Lawyers Explain Your Options for Personal Bankruptcy Filings If you are buried in debt and can't pay your bills, it may be time to file for bankruptcy. Contact Hampton Roads Legal Services to learn about your options. -
Thinking of Filing for Bankruptcy in Virginia Beach? Browse Our News and Information to Learn More News and information from Virginia Beach attorneys about options for bankruptcy -
Thinking of Filing for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Here's What You Can Expect If you're considering filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Virginia, but you're not sure how it actually works, here's a run-down of the basics. -
The Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustees: Who They Are and What They Do In Your Case. When you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Virginia, a trustee will be assigned who will oversee your case and see if there is a way to get money to pay your debts