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Can a Creditor Report a Debt Barred by the Statute of Limitations?

Negative information on your credit report can make a big impact on your financial well-being.…

Can I Go to Jail for Not Paying my Debt?

It is quite unusual to go to jail for an unpaid debt. Debtors’ prisons were…

Will Bankruptcy Stop an IRS Garnishment?

Falling on hard times financially can also lead to falling behind on your taxes. When…

May I Communicate and Have Visitation with my Child During a Paternity Action?

When a man is not named on a child’s birth certificate, a paternity action is…

What are Mandatory Disclosures in a Divorce?

In a divorce or family law case, people are often concerned that their former spouse…

Can I Refuse Visitation if My Ex Refuses to Pay Child Support?

Dealing with a former spouse who is not paying their court-ordered share of child support…

Can Student Loans Be Discharged in Bankruptcy?

While it can be challenging, it is not impossible to have student loan debt discharged…

Florida Supreme Court Decision to Affect Homeowners in Mortgage Foreclosure Cases

Case Law Update: Florida Supreme Court Issues Decision in Bartram v. U.S. Bank The Florida…

Attorney Chip Parker Speaks On Article About Financial Fragility In America

Attorney Chip Parker spoke on First Coast Connect Tuesday morning – the topic centered around an…

Bankruptcy, Retirement, and Your Spouse’s Credit

Bankruptcy is an excellent retirement strategy, especially if you are behind in saving for retirement…