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A divorce is an extremely stressful event for everyone involved. There are many details that must be worked out, which is difficult when emotions are running high.

Divorce can be a very hard time in anyone’s life. It can be something that is hard to deal with emotionally and financially at the same time and sometimes it is even possible to go into financial ruin because of a credit problem

No one ever plans to go into bankruptcy. To the contrary, a significant number of bankruptcies can be traced back to unexpected life events, like a job loss, divorce or illness.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the U.S. Department of Justice, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently filed a joint amicus curiae, or friend-of-the-court, brief with the Supreme Court of the United States.

If you’re confused about the legal process of foreclosure in North Carolina, you’re not alone. This is the first in a series of posts which I hope will shed light on a complex and ever-changing area of our state’s law.

As part of every real estate closing, the closing attorney will search for judgments against the seller when he/she searches the title to the property.

Personal bankruptcy provides everyday men and women with a lifeline for dealing with crushing financial burdens. Many consumers struggle to keep up with their bills, which can quickly spiral out of control.

A legal separation in North Carolina is often the step a couple will take before they declare an official divorce. A legal separation allows the couple to remain apart for a time but still have the option to get back together without having to get remarried.

You’re at the foreclosure hearing. At the conference table sits the clerk of superior court and the attorney for the substitute trustee.

Dealing with the strain of financial pressure can be overwhelming and at times, may even seem nearly impossible. If you are having trouble with your own financial situation and you are interested in filing personal bankruptcy