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Bankruptcy and Wage Garnishment: How Filing Can Stop Collection Efforts

Bankruptcy and Wage Garnishment: How Filing Can Stop Collection Efforts In most cases, filing for bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay that stops wage garnishment very quickly by ordering creditors to pause collection efforts. For many individuals facing financial hardship, the connection bet [...]

How Bankruptcy Affects Small Business Owners Personally

How Bankruptcy Affects Small Business Owners Personally How bankruptcy affects small business owners personally largely depends on whether you operate as a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation, and understanding these distinctions is the first step toward protection. The fear of pe [...]

Commerce Clause is Coming to Town

The law is split into many areas. Torts, Criminal, Real Property, Family, Estates, Contracts, and Constitutional law just to name a few. As an attorney, I only work in a few of these many areas of law. But as a farmer, and as a citizen generally, I participate in all areas of law either by obedience [...]

Free Land!

Free Land! If this sounds too good to be true, guess what? You are correct, it isn’t true — I have no free land to sell you. But is free land ever possible? Well, yes, sort of — there are attorney’s fees, of course. The legal term is Adverse Possession. The idea behind Adverse Possession [...]