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How Much Debt Should I Have Before Filing for Bankruptcy?
If you’re struggling to keep up with your debt payments, you might wonder if bankruptcy is the right option for the amount of debt you have. While your concern is valid, the fact is that no fixed amount of debt qualifies someone for bankruptcy. What matters is whether the debt has become unmanageable. If… Read More »
Beware of These Bankruptcy and Debt Collections Scams
The stress of mounting debts can be overwhelming. For someone already considering bankruptcy, the situation may be even more dire. They are likely much behind on payments, fielding relentless calls from creditors and seeking the best option for debt relief. Unfortunately, scammers prey on such people, often impersonating lawyers and government officials, although sometimes… Read More »
Are County Tax Sales Fundamentally Unjust? What happens when you lose your Residence at a County Tax Upset Sale for Unpaid County Real Estate Taxes
If you fail to timely pay your County Real Estate Taxes on your home, then you run the risk of the County subjecting your house to a tax sale by the County Tax Claim Bureau, whereby investors may bid to purchase your Residence. The successful bid, in most cases, are substantially lower than the… Read More »
Levels of Crimes in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, criminal offenses vary widely, from petty theft to violent crimes like aggravated assault, with the most severe being murder. Penalties also vary depending on the crime and can range from community service to capital punishment, although Pennsylvania hasn’t carried out an execution since 1999. If you are facing criminal charges in Pennsylvania,… Read More »
Trial Court’s Jurisdiction over a State Prison Sentence for Inmate Parole Requests when Inmate Transfer Rejected by State DOC and Defendant remains Incarcerated at the County Prison
In a somewhat unusual circumstance in a criminal case, the Law Office of Adam R. Weaver, Esq. was successful on behalf of a client in overturning the Trial Court. The issue before the Court was whether the Trial Court erred in determining that it lacked jurisdiction to grant a Defendant parole from the County… Read More »
How Much Can You Recover After a Car Accident in Pennsylvania?
Being involved in a car accident can be devastating. A car accident can have a significant impact on a person’s life physically, financially, and psychologically. For this reason, it is vital to make informed decisions, especially when it comes to asserting your legal rights. After a Pennsylvania car accident, ensuring you recover the appropriate… Read More »
Reasons Not To Feel Embarrassed About Filing Bankruptcy
Often, bankruptcy is seen as the last option for people struggling with overwhelming debt. Bankruptcy can allow you to discharge your debts (Chapter 7 bankruptcy) or rearrange them and pay your debts over three to five years (Chapter 13 bankruptcy). However, while bankruptcy can offer much-needed financial relief, some people choose not to file… Read More »
Why Would the Court Dismiss Your Bankruptcy Case?
Bankruptcy can be a good option for people struggling with overwhelming debt. Filing for bankruptcy can allow you to discharge your debts. It can give you a chance to start over financially. However, not all bankruptcy filings are successful. Sometimes, the court may dismiss a bankruptcy case before issuing a debt discharge. Understanding the… Read More »
Car Repossession and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Having your vehicle repossessed due to defaulting on your loan or missed payments can be a stressful and overwhelming experience, especially if you rely on your car for daily activities like commuting to work, school, or running errands. Unfortunately, quite a number of people have to deal with the reality of having their vehicles… Read More »
5 Crucial Factors To Consider When Choosing a Criminal Attorney
Facing criminal charges can be scary. Being charged with a crime brings about the possibility of being sent to jail and paying huge monetary fines. During such challenging times, it is vital to have a criminal attorney by your side. While you have the right to proceed “pro se” (representing yourself without an attorney),… Read More »