If you or a loved one has been injured or severely neglected in a nursing home, the timeframe to seek damages against the facility and staff is limited by law in North Carolina to three years from the last act of malpractice. In other words, you must file a lawsuit prior to the three year … Read more
Expert witnesses play a vital role in the success of a case at trial. Typically, both the plaintiffs and the defendants will have expert witnesses that testify that either the standard of care was or was not violated. The outcome of a case may depend upon which expert witness the jury believes more. Therefore, having … Read more
A Consent Order is an agreement between you (usually written up by your bankruptcy lawyer) and the mortgage company or homeowner’s association to allow you to get caught on any Chapter 13 bankruptcy payments so you can keep your house. There are a few situations to be aware of when it comes to getting together … Read more
If you are buried in student loan debt, you are not alone. Many people in North Carolina ask us the same question: "Can bankruptcy get rid of my student loans?" It is a fair question. When your payments feel impossible and the balance keeps climbing, you deserve a clear, honest answer. This article explains what … Read more
“They go the extra mile to ensure everything is handled properly and that all of your questions are answered. The system they use makes it easy for the client to follow the entire process from start to finish. They are always there to answer questions and help you maintain a positive attitude during a difficult … Read more
Unfortunately, alimony and child support cannot be wiped out in bankruptcy. Alimony and child support are considered “priority” debts that must be repaid. In other words, the bankruptcy laws view alimony and child support as very important debt that one cannot just wipe out with a bankruptcy. However, if you are behind on your alimony … Read more
Worried that filing bankruptcy might take away your Social Security check? That fear is very common. Many people who live on Social Security retirement or disability income think bankruptcy could leave them with nothing. Here is the good news. Social Security benefits get strong protection in bankruptcy. This article explains how that protection works. It … Read more
Tax debt is one of the scariest kinds of debt to owe. The IRS and the North Carolina Department of Revenue have powerful tools to collect. They can garnish your wages, seize your bank account, and put a lien on your home. So it makes sense to wonder if bankruptcy can help. The good news … Read more
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