Jeffrey Rothstein | July 13, 2010
Everything you need to know about filing for bankruptcy in Michigan.
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Jeffrey Rothstein | July 8, 2010
In Michigan, with few exceptions, the federal exemptions are going to be more advantageous in a bankruptcy filing.
Stephen Graves | February 26, 2010
Although bankruptcy might seem intimidating, you should take some comfort in the fact that you can file for it while allowing your spouse and children ...
Stephen Graves | February 26, 2010
Secured debts are financial obligations that are tied to specific assets, which are considered collateral for the debt.
Edward Port | February 16, 2010
Various methods to title your property.
Patrick Kavanagh | January 27, 2010
When I was a bankruptcy trustee, not a week went buy when I did not get a phone call from a creditor, and often they ...
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Benjamin Ginter | November 9, 2009
Wills are also good because you can insert clauses that perhaps protect young children you may have if you die at an early age.
Stephanie Miles | August 13, 2009
Planning for retirement is a complicated affair, no matter your age, tax bracket, or expertise on the matter. One way to ease the stress of ...
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Stephanie Miles | August 13, 2009
All adults with any financial assets should have a will. After all, putting your final wishes in writing with a will or living trust is ...
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Robert Rava | July 8, 2009
Lawyers specializing in prenuptial agreements spell out, often in painfully meticulous terms, exactly what happens if your marriage suddenly - or slowly – hits a ...
