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Things Not to do if You are Debating Filing for Bankruptcy
People who are debating filing for bankruptcy frequently think about what they must do to prepare for their case. There are, however, several things that a...
The Role of Disinheritance Clauses in Estate Plans
There are many reasons why people are disinherited from obtaining another person’s assets through an estate plan. No matter the reason why a person wants to...
Unexpected Benefits of Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy offers a person relief from the pursuit of creditors, but many people fail to realize that there actually a large number of unexpected benefits...
Staying on SSI and Medicaid After Receiving a Lump Sum
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a means based test that offers monthly income to a recipient. To receive SSI, however, a recipient is prohibited from...
Advice if You are Denied Medicaid Benefits
People who are denied Medicaid or have their benefits terminated are frequently left confused and uncertain about how to proceed. Fortunately, there are some...
Things to Avoid During the Bankruptcy Process
For people who have a significant amount of debt, filing bankruptcy is often a wise idea. The bankruptcy process not only lets a person eliminate debt, but in...
Common Concerns of First Time Executors
Many people are not aware of the various responsibilities of an executor until they have been assigned to serve that role. The role of an executor often...
Supreme Court Hears Bankruptcy Case
Investors who rely on safe harbor provisions in the Bankruptcy Code should begin to consider new methods to obtain some types of shelter. The United States...
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