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Personal bankruptcy offers numerous benefits. People can prevent aggressive collection activity once the court grants them an automatic stay. They can also discharge eligible debts after completing the bankruptcy process. However, the trade-off is that bankruptcy...
There are multiple types, or chapters, of bankruptcy available to people and businesses. Individuals filing for personal bankruptcy typically choose between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 proceedings. Both forms of bankruptcy provide an automatic stay and may lead to a...
Starting a new business partnership is an exciting opportunity. New partnerships help those with excellent ideas tap into financial support and the assistance of experienced professionals. People who may have studied or worked together might pool their resources to...
If you’re one of those people who is healthy enough to remain in your own home as you age, you may rely on a caregiver to help you with things like chores, sorting medications, cooking and more – as well as for companionship and conversation. This can be especially...
You sign a contract because you want results, not excuses. When the other side fails to deliver, your first question is often simple. Can you force them to do what they promised? Or would money be the only remedy available? Under Massachusetts law, the answer depends...
Construction disputes can arise suddenly and place significant stress on property owners, contractors and developers. Whether the issue involves defects, delays or payment disagreements, the early stages of construction litigation often shape how the matter unfolds....
Individuals often turn to personal bankruptcy in emergency circumstances. After unexpected medical bills, sudden job loss and other hardships, they can file for bankruptcy to address their financial challenges. Depending on the situation, bankruptcy can theoretically...
Contract-related lawsuits often seek to enforce contractual obligations. When one party fails to deliver on their contractual promises, the other party can ask the courts to enforce the contract or award them damages for the impact of the contract violation. ...
When someone suspects a loved one’s will doesn’t reflect their true intentions, undue influence – a legal ground for contesting a will – may be to blame. It occurs when someone exerts pressure that overcomes the testator’s free will, often resulting in unfair benefits...
Getting a cease-and-desist letter about your advertising can be stressful, especially when you’re unsure if you actually did anything wrong. It doesn’t always mean a lawsuit is coming, but it does mean someone believes your marketing crossed a legal line. Here’s how...
