When going through a divorce, there are a lot of concerns involved. If you and your spouse have joint credit debt or loans, things can get particularly messy. Not only are you splitting up possessions and joint assets,...
This past week Brian Tamahana posted an excellent opinion piece in The New York Times titled “How to Make Law School Affordable.” Tamahana, a law professor himself, understands the broken system of law school that sends...
If you think foreclosure might be in your near future, you’re probably desperate to find foreclosure alternatives. In nearly all cases, foreclosure is not a good situation. Though there are a few odd scenarios in which...
Before you file for bankruptcy, it is required by law that you go through credit counseling. Some people consider this a burden, but in reality, credit counseling may be one of the best things to happen to you! When you...
There are so many different forms of bankruptcy, and it can be difficult to know which type is right for your business, should you be facing a dire situation. While no article can replace the counsel of a professional...
