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Lessons in family law: appeals, bankruptcy & garnishment
There are a number of lessons to be learned from the recently released Kentucky Court of Appeals case Mickler v. Mickler, 2006-CA-001313-MR (Jan. 25, 2008)(to be published). A few of the lessons come… more »
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Trucker is back on debt-free highway with the IRS
johnharris wrote 2 days ago: I know it can be an eerie kind of feeling when you find yourself at a dead end with the IRS. That’ … more »
UNPUBLISHED OPINION: Nissen v. State
scanner1 wrote 3 weeks ago: The Montana Supreme Court has issued an Unpublished Opinion in the following matter: DA 07-0485, 200 … more »
What Property is Exempt from Seizure to Pay Debt?
affinna wrote 1 month ago: When you cannot pay an unsecured debt and a creditor or debt collection agency is threatening to … more »
That bad..
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Just K wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday was indeed that bad. I will skip over the morning events which are rather miniscule c … more »
Judges Twist the Law
repealbradleyamendment wrote 5 months ago: Child Support Guidelines - Support or Extortion? Most judges are breaking the law as they please on … more »
Garnishment: where business law & family law intersect
G.A. Napier wrote 6 months ago: This post captures the final lessons learne from the recently released Kentucky Court of Appeals cas … more »
Lessons in family law: appeals, bankruptcy & garnishment
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G A Napier wrote 6 months ago: There are a number of lessons to be learned from the recently released Kentucky Court of Appeals cas … more »
Uncovering "Tax Mills"
Stephen Denny wrote 7 months ago: We’ve spoken quite a bit about the dark world of “tax mills” here on this blog and … more »
“Do You Wear The Pants In Your Family…
babyboomer11852 wrote 9 months ago: You might think so, but the IRS has the final say during tax season. The most grossly abused and mi … more »
Thoughts and prayers, please.
mcdinoh wrote 1 year ago: My family would appreciate prayer. We are going through a financially hard time. A garnishment of … more »
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