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What Is an Automatic Stay?
The moment you file for bankruptcy, an automatic stay goes into effect. An automatic stay stops your creditors from bringing…
Chapter 7 Trustee in Plano
The Eastern District of Texas's Bankruptcy Court actually sits in Plano, Texas. There are four appointed trustees in the Sherman…
Dallas Police Officers Facing Domestic Assault Charges
Following a series of arrests, several Dallas police officers are in various stages of the criminal justice system themselves. The…
Credit Card Lawsuits
Often times, when a credit card company is not paid in a timely fashion they send the debt over to…
2011 Texas Legislative Session: DWI Proposals Rejected
During the recent Texas legislative session, multiple drunk driving bills were introduced - and rejected. The bills included: A proposed 10-year…
Possession of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Deliver
In Gilmore v. State, a case out of the Court of Appeals in Texarkana, there was an anonymous tip that…
Credit Rehabilitation after Bankruptcy
A critical component to obtaining a fresh financial start is the rehabilitation of your credit. A typical client comes in…
Judgement Against CPS For Groundless Removal of Houston Children
Texas Child Protective Services took two twin girls away from parents Darcy and Tye Miller after they suspected that the…
Redeem Your Property in Bankruptcy
In a Chapter 7 liquidation case, an individual debtor may redeem certain "tangible personal property intended primarily for personal, family,…
“Relocating” to Japan Costs Mother Millions of Dollars
Following her 2009 divorce, Noriko Esaki Savoie was given partial custody of her children along with her ex-husband; soon thereafter,…
Transferring Property Before Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy laws allow debtors to protect and keep certain property from creditors so that the debtor has a better chance…
Conversion in Bankruptcy
Conversion is the action to convert a bankruptcy case from one chapter to another chapter. Conversion can be involuntary or…
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