If you handle the finances in your marriage and have reached the point where you need help due to the large amount of debt you have, you could always consider using bankruptcy as a tool to eliminate some of your debt. If this is something you are considering, you will need to talk to your spouse about it, and here are some tips to help you do this if you are worried about having this conversation.
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The overlap between the jobs of a divorce attorney and a child custody attorney are fairly numerous. Even in situations where both former partners are trying to handle issues in a friendly manner, challenges can emerge. Here are some of the questions you may want to consider as you move forward with a divorce and there's a kid in the picture.
Both Parents Need Counsel
A lawyer cannot represent two sides in a matter, regardless of whether both ex-partners are amenable to such an arrangement.
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When parents divorce, a parenting plan should be created. This plan designates which parent gets custody of the child and which parent might be able to visit the child on a scheduled basis. There are several factors that can go into this determination and understanding them might assist you in planning your custody case. Read on to learn more.
When the parents agree – Not all child custody issues need to be acrimonious.
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Getting pulled over because a police officer believes that you are driving in an unsafe manner may end up with you getting charged with driving under the influence of some kind of intoxicant. That intoxicant could include alcohol, street drugs, or prescription medication. If you are pulled over, there are a few things that could happen.
Ticket and release
One outcome is that you could get a ticket and the police officer releases you to let you go home.
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Filling out your bankruptcy paperwork can be a big job, but the results of a successful chapter 7 bankruptcy can provide filers with welcome debt relief. In most cases, your bankruptcy will be all over within a few months' time. Attend the two education classes, file the paperwork, and appear at your creditors meeting; it's simple and uneventful, at least in most cases. There does exist the possibility that the bankruptcy trustee will inspect your property.
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