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Will I Owe Taxes On My Debts After Filing Bankruptcy?

If you are a self-employed worker you will receive a 1099 for your wages instead of a W-2 form. But there is another type of 1099 that you may receive from one of your creditors. This is form 1099C.  A 1099C form is used when all or a portion of…

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Training Family Law Attorneys

 Today I had the privilege of being one of the guest speakers at the MS Family Law Update seminar in Jackson, Mississippi.  I educated the attending family law attorneys on the many ways that bankruptcy can effect the divorce, child support, and custody matters that they routinely address.  My  presentation covered methods the attorneys need to…

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Am I Going To Jail if I don’t pay the debt collector?

I have been flooded with inquiries from people in the Jackson, Pearl, Brandon, and Madison cities of the metropolitan area who have been scared to death by collection agencies.  The caller usually claims to be a detective or some sort of officer and states that they are on their way to your house to take you…

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Is Chapter 13 The Right Choice For You?

First of all, discuss your situation with a competent and knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney, preferably one who only represents consumers.  Do it before you do anything thing else, before you pay any creditors or relatives, before you give any property away, before you let the house go, before you take on…

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Foreclosure In Mississippi

Foreclosure is the process that a mortgage company takes to repossess and sell your home when you fall behind in the payments.  In Mississippi, the mortgage company does not have to file a lawsuit against you and get an Order from the Court in order to sell your home.  In…

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