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Monthly Archives: April 2021

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10 Tips For Filing Bankruptcy

By Julia Kefalinos |

No one aspires to file bankruptcy, although circumstances sometimes lead to this outcome despite best efforts.  A study of the issue tells us that the primary cause for bankruptcy is the loss of income. In 2018 alone, nearly 700,000 people were pushed into bankruptcy, and that number held fairly steady through 2020.  Clearly, many… Read More »

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Scientific Errors Might Be Key To Your Criminal Defense

By Julia Kefalinos |

Within an hour, the most complicated criminal mystery can be solved with the brilliance of the heroic forensics team on any of the crime drama shows on television.  In the real world, it’s never quite so easy.  If you are facing criminal charges and the prosecution is relying heavily on forensic evidence, there are… Read More »

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Another Reason to Leave Your Abuser: The Effect of Witnessing Domestic Violence On Your Children

By Julia Kefalinos |

Victims of domestic violence stick with their abusers for a plethora of reasons, ranging from the belief that things will get better, to the fear that their abuser will hunt them down if they try to leave.  Many have financial motivations for staying or lack support networks to help them get out of abusive… Read More »

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Your Ex is Filing Bankruptcy and you Co-Signed on Property: Are you Affected?

By Julia Kefalinos |

Property division is one of the many complications of divorce.  Let’s say in your divorce, the home you co-signed on with your ex was awarded to her.  Now you discover that she’s filed for bankruptcy.  The house and its associated debt are her concern, right?  Well…maybe. Co-signing Rules The mortgage company doesn’t much care… Read More »

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