What types of debt a person has can matter a great deal. For one, it can have major implications when a person has trouble keeping up with their debt. This is because different types of debt can raise different kinds of issues when it comes to pursuing debt relief...
Year: 2017
Evolving child custody procedures
On top of the stress that divorce can create for both spouses involved, making arrangements for children is an entirely different matter. Sometimes, spouses may decide to live in different states, or make other major life changes that can significantly alter the lives...
Are you entitled to alimony?
Many of those in Hernando County who choose to divorce may carry some preconceived notions into their proceedings. One of those is often the assumption that whichever one of the couple was not the primary household wage earner will be entitled to alimony. If you hold...
What if you die without a will?
Much of the reason why you and others in Hernando County are encouraged to see to your estate matters early on in life is to retain control over how your estate property is dispersed when you are gone. The probate court is there to help in the distribution of your...
What age should people create a will?
A surprising number of American citizens lack a will, a crucial document people need to have upon their deaths. In fact, an article from Forbes states that 62 percent of Americans between the ages of 45 and 54 do not have a will. No one likes the idea of...
Florida estate planning: a complex and wide-ranging universe
A truly accurate depiction of estate planning for individuals and families necessarily conveys the point that estate administration is centrally about preservation, which is a reality that we stress on our legal website at the Hernando County [nap_names...
Tips on reaching amicable custody agreements
Florida has one of the highest divorce rates in the United States. In fact, data indicates approximately 80,000 divorces took place in the state in 2015 alone. There are many stressful details spouses need to work through in a divorce. Perhaps none are as stressful as...
3 myths about Chapter 7 bankruptcy
It is normal for you to be hesitant about filing for bankruptcy due to misinformation and social stigma. However, if you have determined Chapter 7 is right for you, there is no need to fear the process or the consequences. In fact, delaying will only hurt your...
What you should know about Florida parenting plans
Parenting plans have direct consequences on children and both parents. Deciding how you and your ex will take care of your child following the divorce can be an emotional, stressful and even contentious process. To set yourself up for the best parenting plan possible...
What Can Be Done About Student Loans Through Bankruptcy?
Traditionally, Americans filing for bankruptcy have not been able to receive debt relief for student loans. According to bankruptcy laws, debt that was incurred in order to receive an educational benefit cannot be included as part of the bankruptcy proceedings....