The Breathalyzer
Robert D. Leonard II
07/01/2010
The breath test is the most common means of testing blood alcohol content during a DUI related stop. Most police departments use the CMI Intoxilyzer 5000 series breath testing machine on suspected DUI offenders. Since these are so commonly used during traffic stops, if one has been arrested for DUI, it is almost certain that he or she was asked to blow into the CMI Intoxilyzer 5000. Read More
Can I File Bankruptcy
Jonathan Clements
07/01/2010
Prior to filing for bankruptcy, a person must be certain that they are able to use the bankruptcy protection laws. There are restrictions regarding the eligibility to file bankruptcy in the United States. A person must either live, maintain a residence, a business, or property in the U.S. Read More
Common Bankruptcy Misconceptions
Kathleen Donnelly
07/01/2010
Common Misconceptions. Misconception #1: You can be an intentionally irresponsible consumer
The Facts: False. Some people have abused the Bankruptcy Code in the past by irresponsibly maxing out several credit cards with little or no intention of ever making payments toward those debts. Once upon a time (prior to Read More
Common Bankruptcy Myths
Rob Rickman
07/01/2010
Common Bankruptcy Myths. Myths that might keep you from getting the relief you deserve: Myth # 1: You will lose your home and other assets
The Facts: False. One of the main reasons to file for bankruptcy protection is to keep ownership of your things. Once filing takes place, your assets are protected from the creditors by federal law. Read More
Bankruptcy Attorneys - Your Legal Profession
Tracy Lynn Robinson
07/01/2010
While all attorneys are required to have knowledge about all areas of law through licensing exams such as the Bar, some lawyers become more familiar with certain practice areas over others. Some states regulate the use of the word specialization when referring to the area of law in which an attorney chooses to take more cases. This can create a bit of ambiguity for the potential client because what is sought is a legal professional with highly specialized knowledge of a certain subset of the law. Filing bankruptcy is an involved and sometimes difficult process that should be handled by a legal professional familiar with the system. Read More
How Will Bankruptcy Affect My Credit
Rob Rickman
07/01/2010
When financial crisis occurs, it creates devastating mental, financial, and emotional stress. The process of filing bankruptcy often begins as a result of the non-financial stresses and worries that become apparent when financial issues become overwhelming. In addition to these stresses, the bankruptcy process is much more involved than most realize, thus causing more anguish. That is why it is important to contact a top bankruptcy attorney in your area. Read More
Bankruptcy 101
Rob Rickman
07/01/2010
Bankruptcy is a federal court proceeding whereby an insolvent debtor is able to seek relief from many of their financial obligations. This remedy is geared to provide the filing party with a \"fresh start\". An order of discharge from the bankruptcy court gives the debtor this remedy. Depending on certain eligibility requirements and circumstances of the debtor, an order of discharge can come from several different chapters under the United States Bankruptcy Code. Read More