Three Potential Actions To Take Regarding Garnishment

Posted on: 11 April 2016

If your wages are now being garnished for a debt that you agree that you owe but just haven't been able to pay, you have to take action. Which action you take will depend on your goals and how badly the garnishment is affecting your ability to support yourself. Here's a look at three possible things you can do if you've been hit with wage garnishment. Check for a Demand Letter
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Proving Your Innocence When Accused Of Theft

Posted on: 29 March 2016

If you are accused of a robbery and you are not the one who had committed the offense, you want to do whatever possible to prove to a court that you are innocent. There are several steps you can take to help prove your case in a court of law. Here are some tips you can use to show you are not guilty of a robbery you are being accused for. Create Your Alibi
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Moving Forward From The Emotional Fallout Of Bankruptcy

Posted on: 8 March 2016

For those who are the end of their financial ropes and feel they have no choice, bankruptcy is not the easy way out but is instead a decision born of desperation. Dealing with creditors and stressing over unpaid bills may come to an end once your bankruptcy paperwork is filed with the court, but the emotional ramifications of your decision and the dread of an uncertain financial future can soon cause an entirely new set of problems.
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Getting Divorced? Don't Make One of These 3 Mistakes

Posted on: 9 February 2016

If you are getting a divorce, you don't want to make any mistakes. Make sure you get legal a consultation and ask key information before you decide to proceed. If it entails a lot of legal and court related issues, some people will try to work things out. However, a divorce case is never as easy as you think it is going to be. There is a lot involved and you don't want to end up making a pivotal mistake that could cost you in the end.
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