How Bankruptcy Can Help You, Even If Your Debts Can't Be Discharged

Posted on 2 June 2015

Bankruptcy is a common solution for many Americans, with more than 1,000,000 filings occurring between March 2013 and March 2014. Bankruptcy is a process that involves the writing off of certain debts. While the situations below may not be able to be written off, bankruptcy can help in an indirect way.   Student Loan Debt In extreme cases, student loan debt can be discharged when bankruptcy has been filed, but this requires extensive proof of hardship, continuance of the hardship for an extended period of time, and that you made a good faith effort to pay off your debts. [Read More]

The Basics Of Workers' Compensation Benefits

Posted on 20 May 2015

Whether or not you qualify to receive workers' compensation benefits depends on several factors, such as your employment status. If you do not meet the qualifications, you may have to find other methods to cover the costs of your injuries and damages. Here is what you need to know about filing for unemployment and meeting the qualifications. Who Can Receive Workers' Compensation? In most instances, only employees are eligible to receive workers' compensation benefits. [Read More]

In An Accident? The Type Of Medical Care You Get Matters

Posted on 20 May 2015

If you have been in a car accident, the type of medical care that you get matters. If you end up pursing financial compensation for your injuries through the legal system, the type of medical care that you choose to receive will be highly scrutinized.  Go To The Hospital If 911 is called to the scene of your accident, make sure you accept their help. They will be able to identify and help address any immediate medical issues that you have. [Read More]

Why Your Divorce Might Be Denied

Posted on 19 May 2015

When people file for divorce, very few consider the possibility that their applications might be denied. Submitting a divorce application doesn't automatically mean that it will be granted. Depending on your state, your divorce application may hit a snag if you: Don't Meet the Residency Requirements Most states have residency requirements that you must meet to be granted divorce. The most obvious one is that you must be living in the state. [Read More]

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