Recent Posts in Child Support

• Posted By Robert Kovacs 29-Nov-2014

  A Bankruptcy Lawyer Discusses Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

  A Bankruptcy Lawyer Discusses Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Bankruptcy Lawyer Being in debt can be overwhelming. If this applies to you, consider filing for bankruptcy. There are two primary types of bankruptcies for individuals: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 ...

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• Posted By Robert Kovacs 28-Jan-2012

  What is an Adversary Complaint?

  What is an Adversary Complaint? Federal laws protect an individual from creditor harassment during a bankruptcy case. Sometimes disputes arise during the case and a creditor, the trustee, or the bankruptcy debtor needs the issue tried by a court. In ...

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• Posted By Robert Kovacs 16-Aug-2011

  How Bankruptcy Empowers

  How Bankruptcy Empowers Many Massachusetts residents struggling with debt also feel powerless. Collection agents are skilled at making you feel stressed and hopeless through embarrassing phone calls at work and home; threatening letters; and ...

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• Posted By 5-May-2011

  Discharging Tax Debt in Bankruptcy

  Discharging Tax Debt in Bankruptcy Certain debts have been given special status by the Bankruptcy Code and are generally excluded from the debtor's bankruptcy discharge. Child support obligations, student loans, and income tax debts are three of the ...

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• Posted By Robert Kovacs 10-Jan-2010

  What is Discharge?

  The goal for most individuals in bankruptcy is to receive a discharge of their debts. A discharge is a release of your legal obligation to repay your debt. With limited exception the discharge will discharge all your debt including credit card bills, ...

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