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This week’s Supreme Court decision in a bankruptcy case involving student loan debt, not to mention the soaring numbers of bankruptcies, has many people curious about the boundaries of debt discharge in bankruptcy. Well, what is “discharge” in bankruptcy? In a nutshell, discharge…
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Forgiveness of Debt in Bankruptcy: The Basics
The Boy Scouts have been rocked with allegations of molestation abuse dating back from the 1970s till the 1980s. A lawsuit filed by Portland Oregon attorney Kelly Clark details how the molestation abuse of one scout allegedly occurred even after… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Suit Alleges Molestation Abuse Cover-up by the Boy Scouts
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Miami-Dade County’s new sex offender laws has forced the encampment of homeless sex offenders living under the Julia Tuttle bridge in Miami-Dade to be shutdown. So, now what? Some of the homeless sex offenders are on short waiting lists for..
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New Sex Offender Laws Force Julia Tuttle Shutdown
Earlier in this blog, we discussed the income tax rules regarding the First Time Homebuyers Tax Credit. Tax credits are a great way to lower your income tax calculation, if you’re
The District of Columbia made a monumental move to legalize gay marriage.
The California Supreme Court rejected several constitutional challenges to Jessica’s Law, which is designed to
The California Supreme Court is questioning the legality of Jessica’s Law violates and whether sex predators should be treated differently
The Obama Administration is at work on re-evaluating and overhauling the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, more often known as No Child Left Behind. With some bi-partisan support in
