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Have you been seriously injured by a slip and fall? Did the fall happen in a public place? Were you shopping or visiting as an invited guest?

Do you need a Will? A Will is a legal document prepared by a person (the testator) in preparation for their death.

Stop at once. If you are impeding traffic and able to move your vehicle safely, you should move it as soon as it is reasonable to do so to a safe location. If you are in a parking lot or on a side street you should not move.

In a Bankruptcy case, the Automatic Stay is a Federal Law that provides protection from creditors bringing any civil legal actions against you or taking collection actions, such as calling you, sending letters to you or texting you.

You are not a serial filer and you get the full benefit of the automatic stay for the duration of the case with some exceptions. See our blog on the Automatic Stay.

The Bankruptcy Court verifies information from the paperwork that is filed. The paperwork must be signed in ink OR verified per local rule PRIOR to its electronic filing. The documents filed are unsworn statements under oath and are filed under penalty of perjury.

Every case under Chapter 7 and 13 is assigned a case trustee. In Chapter 11, the United States Trustee acts to supervise the case.

If you have a house, car or bank account you have an estate. Estate Planning is not just for rich people. Over 80% of Americans do not have a Will or a Trust. In this era of COVID19, life is uncertain even for those who are young and healthy. What happens if you are suddenly disabled or die?

Not just injury to a vehicle. The injury may be physical, emotional or mental. Need evidence to prove the injury. Testimony of the injured person. Hospital and doctor bills and records. Counseling bills and records. Physical therapy bills and records. Prescriptions. Devices such as crutches, neck brace, cane, walker, wheel chair, etc.​

We know there are a lot of differing opinions about opening schools and the threat that COVID-19 poses to children and adults in the classroom.