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Learning About Felony Crimes and Punishments

Hi there, my name is Rick Vandos. My website will explore all of the different types of felony crimes and their outcomes. Felonies are serious crimes that frequently carry harsh punishments. My brother was charged with a felony as a young adult due to poor choices he made, including injuring another party in a motor vehicle accident. The process of receiving the charges, turning himself in and going through the court system took its toll. I want to share information about the cost of going through court, both for the individual and the community. My site will include information about felony designations and punishments. Thank you for your time.

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Pulling Yourself Back Up After A Bankruptcy

Posted on 13 July 2017

Filing for bankruptcy can give you the chance to get a fresh start, and can also remove the heavy burden of being over-extended with debt and credit lines. The key is to begin re-building your credit and re-establish favorable ratings on your credit report for your future. Following your bankruptcy filing is when the real work begins; start pulling yourself back up with these bankruptcy tips: The sooner, the better. There are distinct advantages to re-building credit as soon as possible. [Read More]

Why You Should Be Wary Of Joining A Class Action

Posted on 27 June 2017

If you have been invited to join a class action, you should know the disadvantages of such a move before opting in. Here are some of the complications you may face in the class action: You Won't Be Able to Make the Important Decisions One of the benefits of pursuing a personal injury case on your own is that you get to decide what to do at every stage of the process; not even your legal representative has that authority. [Read More]

What Happens If Your Bankruptcy Case Is Dismissed Without Prejudice?

Posted on 27 June 2017

There are many reasons bankruptcy trustees dismiss cases that come across their desks, and there are two main ways they can dismiss these cases. The first is with prejudice, which is never a good thing, and the other way is without prejudice. If you filed for bankruptcy and received a letter stating that the trustee has dismissed your case without prejudice, here are the main things you will want and need to know. [Read More]

Three Things To Do If Your Partner Withholds Financial Information During Divorce

Posted on 27 June 2017

A fair divorce judgment on important issues such as child support, alimony, and asset division can only be made if both parties are utterly honest with their financial disclosure. If you suspect that your spouse is holding back on some information, take measures to prevent the dishonesty from causing you financial damage. Here are three avenues you can take to remedy the situation:  Try the Discovery Process Discovery is a legal process meant to unearth various facts before the trial begins in a lawsuit. [Read More]