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Child Support
This is the most common type of bankruptcy that individuals file. If you qualify, this bankruptcy allows you to wipe out credit card bills, medical bills, and collections bills in normally a four to six month process. Upon fulfilling all of the requirements of this chapter you will receive an order and notice from the bankruptcy court relieving you of these types of debts. Certain debts i.e., taxes, child support, and student loans are not generally wiped out by the Ch. 7 bankruptcy. These debts will survive the bankruptcy discharge. The debts that do qualify will be discharged, and this is your “fresh start” to begin to rebuild your credit standing.

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Child Support
This is the most common type of bankruptcy that individuals file. If you qualify, this bankruptcy allows you to wipe out credit card bills, medical bills, and collections bills in normally a four to six month process. Upon fulfilling all of the requirements of this chapter you will receive an order and notice from the bankruptcy court relieving you of these types of debts. Certain debts i.e., taxes, child support, and student loans are not generally wiped out by the Ch. 7 bankruptcy. These debts will survive the bankruptcy discharge. The debts that do qualify will be discharged, and this is your “fresh start” to begin to rebuild your credit standing.
Spousal Support
3. You must list child support and alimony obligations in your bankruptcy. This type of debt is not dischargeable but it must be listed.

Theft
Identity Theft
We offer information on all types of collections actions. Stop threats from collection agencies, car repossessions, home foreclosures, wage garnishments, tax levys and garnishments, and lawsuits. We offer legal advice for identity theft, unlawful debt collection, credit report issues, Internal Revenue Service collections and California Franchise Tax Board collections.

Personal Injury
If you have any further questions, please feel free to discuss them with our personal injury lawyer in Reno Nevada.

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Estate Planning
If you have any further questions, please feel free to discuss them with our estate planning lawyer in Reno Nevada.
Wills
Trusts
This document allows you to leave your property to your next of kin, and avoid probate. There are many advantages to setting up a living trust to accomplish your wishes upon your death. If you have a house, and savings you may want to consider a living trust. Although a living trust will be more costly to draft the document, it will save your heirs by avoiding the probate process. The living trust allows you to avoid the probate process, in most cases. It is especially useful for individuals or married couples that own real property in two different states. There are a number of other benefits of a living will that can be gone over in office.
Power of Attorney
This document allows you to appoint another person to make emergency financial transactions on your behalf if you become incapacitated. This power of attorney can be used for basic financial transactions when you become incapacitated, or die. Larger financial transactions will require a court order, or another basis to complete. This also is an essential component of one’s estate plan, and is a necessary document to complete when doing a Will or Living Trust.
Probate

Bankruptcy
If you have three or more delinquent accounts with burdensome account balances, it may be in your best interest to declare bankruptcy. Upon filing the bankruptcy creates an Automatic Stay. This portion of the bankruptcy law stops most creditors from contacting you, trying to collect from you, trying to sue you to recover a judgment. You are to still keep your house, car, and other necessities that you use in everyday life.
Foreclosure
There are a couple of methods that homeowners in Nevada that can delay a foreclosure sale on their home. Presently the Covid-19 pandemic has created an emergency situation so the mortgage servicers have set up a several programs to assist homeowners that are delinquent due to economic hardship from the pandemic. Additionally, there is a state foreclosure mediation program that has been set up to assist homeowners in Nevada to obtain a modification or another option than foreclosure, i.e. a short sale or a deed in lieu of foreclosure.
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