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2016

Four Things You Shouldn't Do Before Your Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy proceedings can leave you with mixed feelings. On one hand, you will be free of some of the financial stress, while on the other hand your financial–and in some cases, your personal–life will be on display. To improve your chances of having the bankruptcy turn out as you want, there are some things you shouldn’t do in the time leading up to your court appearance. This guide can help you avoid these pitfalls.…

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The court system is something that every citizen needs to know more about, but unfortunately, a lot of the information needed to understand it isn’t easily accessible to the average person. As a law student, I’ve read law journals and in-depth case studies, and I’ve learned to understand and interpret the “legalese” that lawyers and officers of the court need to know to do their jobs. All of that information is valuable, but it can be tough to absorb. I want to make legal information available in laymen’s terms. Do you know what to say and do to avoid damaging a potential personal injury case, or how to negotiate with an insurance company after an accident? When do you need a lawyer, and when can you go it alone? Those are the types of questions that I hope to help you answer with this blog.