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Monthly Archives: December 2024

CrimLaw12

Could My Charges be Dropped?

By Julia Kefalinos |

Have you been charged with a crime? You may be hoping that the charges you’re facing will be dropped or dismissed, eliminating all of the stress and expenditures of a trial under certain circumstances. Dropped and Dismissed Charges are Not the Same Thing  There’s a small but distinct difference between having your charges dropped… Read More »

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Bankruptcy Exemptions

By Julia Kefalinos |

If you are thinking about filing for personal bankruptcy, you may be especially worried about having to part with your possessions. It’s a legitimate concern—since that is precisely what happens in many bankruptcies. Understanding the rules and laws related to exemptions is important before you take the plunge into bankruptcy. Exempt and Non-Exempt Property … Read More »

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Testify Against Your Abuser in DV Cases

By Julia Kefalinos |

She was stabbed to death while pregnant. Ms. Chilel was 20 weeks pregnant, and was the mother of two, when the father of her children went into a rage and killed her. Neighbors commented that the admitted killer had the face of a madman and was prone to extreme jealousy. It was only after… Read More »

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Bankruptcy: Should You File Before or After the Holidays?

By Julia Kefalinos |

If financial problems have you in a quandary and you are considering filing for bankruptcy, you are not alone. In 2023 alone, nearly half a million bankruptcy filings occurred, compared to just about 390,000 filings the previous year. After decades of a decline in the number of bankruptcy cases, the numbers are inching upwards… Read More »

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