We represent many clients who are struggling with debt. Bankruptcy is often the best choice for them to get back on their feet financially and begin to save. A common worry people have when considering bankruptcy is their retirement. Fortunately, bankruptcy does not...
Month: March 2018
Are sleepy drivers becoming more common?
We are accustomed to hearing how hard the average American works, as well as how many people are sleep deprived on a regular basis. However, a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) puts into context the dangers of drowsy driving (drivers who...
Plan Ahead This St. Patrick’s Day: Don’t Drink and Drive
St. Patrick's Day is a time for celebration. This holiday weekend we be filled with parades, parties, and for many, drinking alcohol. If you plan on consuming alcohol this weekend, plan ahead. If you drink and drive, there will be consequences. Arrests for driving...
When can I seek punitive damages?
It's natural to be angry after a car or truck accident, especially if you were driving carefully, following the speed limit and doing all the safe things you were taught in driving school about not following too closely and refraining from looking at your phone. It is...
“Wearing the white hat”: 4 tips on being “the good parent” in a child custody case
With the narrow scope of information that a Judge gets to observe in a child custody case, clients often ask us what they need to do in order to get across to a Judge that they are "the good parent." Our short answer is that our clients need to be able to "wear the...
Tips for keeping your credit in top shape
Many Americans struggle with their credit score. Late payments, a high debt-to-income ratio and defaults can lower a credit score for years.A good credit score is vital for more than just obtaining credit. It can affect how much you pay on a mortgage and auto loan,...