Normandy Park Bankruptcy, Estate Planning And Real Estate Law Blog
What Debt Can Be Discharged In Bankruptcy?
One of the common questions we receive from clients considering bankruptcy is in regards to what type of debt can be discharged in bankruptcy, both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. In this video, we're answering those questions. If you have any questions regarding the topic...
How To Prepare For A Probate Consultation
Following the death of a loved one, the thought of going through probate for that person’s estate can seem daunting. Having a consultation with an experienced probate attorney can help ease your mind. To get the most out of the consultation, below is some important...
What Is A Reaffirmation Agreement?
When you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you are not required to give up everything that you own. The bankruptcy rules allow you to exempt property such as household goods, clothing as well as your car. When you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and you have a car loan, you...
Is It Time To Update Your Will?
It is extremely important to keep your Will updated. As life changes, so do potential beneficiaries and heirs. If you do not keep your Will updated, it may not reflect your wishes given your new circumstances. There are two ways that you can change your Will....
Should I Hire An Attorney For My Estate Planning?
While an attorney is not required to prepare your estate planning, an attorney can help you avoid common mistakes made and answer questions you may not be able to find answers for. When considering if you need to hire an estate planning lawyer, consider this - estate...
For Sale By Owner Transactions
Even though you are selling your home without a real estate agent, the assistance of a real estate professional is still needed at various steps in the home selling process. A real estate attorney can serve many purposes in the housing transaction. When you hire an...
Do You Need A Pre-Nuptial Agreement?
Many people fear that discussing these matters, or even bringing up the word "prenuptial agreement," will cause turmoil in their relationship. Often times, just the opposite is true. One of the main irreconcilable differences leading to divorce is finances. Talking to...
Can I Avoid Probate?
How to Avoid Probate Probate can be a daunting process. It is the legal procedure that is done by probate court to settle an estate after a person has died. While probate is intended to streamline the division of property and assets, it is not a perfect process. Below...
Guardianships
A guardian is a person or agency appointed by the court who is designated to act for someone who has been declared incapacitated. Limited Guardianships are established for people who retain the ability to make some decisions for themselves, but need assistance in one...
How To Build Credit After Bankruptcy
It’s a widespread myth that filing bankruptcy will ruin your credit forever. Although bankruptcy does damage your credit, the damage is not permanent. Depending on what type of bankruptcy you file, a bankruptcy can stay on your credit for up to 10 years. But that does...
