If you're at your wit's end with creditors calling and making threats, including taking you to court, or perhaps you are facing a possible foreclosure on your home, you should not hesitate to call an attorney to discuss filing for bankruptcy. There are benefits to doing this, and the following are just three things a lawyer can do for you. They can stop or delay a foreclosure If you believe that your mortgage lender is about to issue a foreclosure notice or you have already received such notice, an attorney can stop the foreclosure process. [Read More]

One part of purchasing a house is doing the research to determine if there are any outstanding liens on the property you are interested in purchasing. The problem with liens is that they can make it difficult for buyers to secure their mortgage, and there is a risk of somebody else having a claim to the home if the lien isn't paid, even when you went through the process of buying the home. [Read More]

If you are in a car accident, it can be difficult to keep track of everything that needs to be done at the scene and afterwards. Obviously the first priority is to make sure that everyone is safe and/or gets necessary medical attention. After that, you'll need to exchange information with the other driver and get in touch with third parties, like the police. If the accident is severe enough that you need to pursue a personal injury suit, here are five things to remember. [Read More]

Undocumented immigrants in the United States often live in fear of being arrested. Fortunately, they do have some rights under existing laws and may not be automatically sent back to their country of origin. They may be able to get released via an immigration bond. Immigration bonds work much like ordinary bail bonds with a few significant differences. Here are four things that you need to know about immigration bonds in the event that a loved one who is an undocumented immigrant is arrested. [Read More]