Put simply, a statute of limitations is a legal deadline whereby a person cannot be prosecuted for a crime once a certain amount of time has elapsed. In the same breath a statute of limitation also provides victims of crime additional time to bring forward a case against a person, or business, that has caused […]
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Many Americans find themselves left in a position where they are financially crippled by their credit card debt, leaving them with no option but to declare bankruptcy. Recent estimates show that Americans owe roughly 920 billion in credit card debt. In situations where you’ve accrued this debt in an honest, if careless, manner then courts
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In New Jersey ‘Limitation of Lawsuit’ is also referred to as the ‘New Jersey Verbal Threshold’, but the purpose is the same: You’ve agreed as part of your insurance policy to limit your right to sue for injury in return for a lower insurance premium. The issue with people choosing the ‘Verbal Threshold’ is that
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Nobody wants to fall behind on their mortgage payments, in New Jersey, or any other part of the country. Once you fall into arrears on your mortgage the next thought on your mind is when the bank might foreclose on your property, with the obvious fear being that you’ll become homeless in a matter
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It\’s time for you to take a serious look at your financial future if your level of debt is far in excess of your income or assets. If you can no longer afford to make repayments on your existing debts, then it’s time to consider either filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. You
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Credit card debt can snowball faster than you can keep up with, especially if you’ve been using your credit card to buy groceries and pay your utility bills. The reason this happens is because people don’t view credit card debt as actual debt – it’s “plastic money”, so it doesn’t really count. Defaulting on your
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As with many of the legalities of life this question is one which requires an in-depth explanation in an effort to provide a complete answer. Simply put, the answer to whether or not bankruptcy can affect your immigration status: The answer is a resounding No. The bankruptcy process of the United States was created to
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