I have written previously about my favorite Fall Bankruptcy Payment Plan. The link to that blog is here and the link to the section of my website where I also discuss this is here. Now, I am discussing it again, but this time I am throwing in a free tax return for people who take advantage of it. […]
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I had a client come in recently. He first came to see me four (4) years ago because he was being sued. He paid me $200.00. I wrote a letter to the creditor advising that he would be filing bankruptcy soon, and he has not been in my office since. He is actually somebody I
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Every six months, the United States Trustees Office publishes census data of median income by state and family size. This data is important to Bankruptcy practitioners such as myself, because clients whose household incomes are above the median income for a family of their size in their state are subject to the “means test”. Those
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I am lumping bankruptcy and taxes together for two reasons. The first is that these are my other two areas of practice. I have done thousands of bankruptcies in the past and I am a tax preparer as well. So these are major practice areas of my firm. I do not believe that anyone whose
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I recently reported on the District Court decision in Gordon v. Holder restricting mandatory detention to cases in which the person facing deportation is detained within a few days of release from state prison. This is an important decision because it is common for ICE to detain people years after they have served their time,
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I receive questions from various websites regarding bankruptcy and other issues. Most of the time, I do not respond, because the questions are usually uninteresting; other attorneys have responded, and I do not have time. I found this question interesting, because it addresses a fairly common problem that is very easy to avoid. It also
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This week I had a couple come in to do their personal and business taxes. They bought a Thai Restaurant in 2013 and set it up as an LLC. They did file for an extension on their 2013 taxes, so they had until October 15 to file. They were worried that they waited too long
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USCIS is accepting Diversity Lottery Visa Applications between October1, 2014 and November 3, 2014. Here is the latest information: Here is a
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Motorcycle accidents are a form of motor vehicle accident. In many ways, motorcycle cases are easier than car and truck accident cases, although they do present some of their own unique issues, especially where the payment of medical bills is concerned. There are some legal differences between motorcycle accident and car and truck accidents. This
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