Maybe it's time to let her grow up a little. Parents attempt to give guidance and support to minor children because they truly aren't capable of all of the things that they believe they can do.
Yes, it's normal for the hormones to cause an adolescent to feel invincible. It's normal, but it doesn't lead to good judgment. She needs a little maturity, education and experience before she is ready to face the world on her own. Let her gain those before you pressure her into some kind of relationship that will be a problem for her later. If you care about her, let her find her way. If it's just about you and YOUR hormones, maybe you too should grow up a little.
Yes. When you reaffirm you agree to continue the debt and it is removed from the bankruptcy estate. Also, the debt in this case is post-peition.. as in it came about after the date of filing.
Bankruptcy is an EXCELLENT way to stop Garnishments. Many attorneys can file an emergency peition to get that garnishment stopped NOW.. then go back and complete the bankruptcy later.
Possibly. If there were no creditors complaining, (Motion for Relief from stay) then you should have no problems. Note though that you may have issues getting the first bankruptcy dismissed. Also, you may be better off letting the bankruptcy continue as a joint peition just to save the headache of refiling. Debts are discharged either way.
Your sentence must be successfully completed. File a petition with the court requesting that your record be expunged given good reason(s) that it should be granted. It is not an automatic thing. A judge will take your peition under consideration and render a decision either granting or denying your request. most of the time no you cant unless you are under the age of 16 when you did the crime at the age of 17 in Texas you are seen as a adult and no longer a kid but still like this a judge can take it into his/her consideration not to let the felony off
Georgia uses state bankruptcy laws, no Federal deductions are allowed. Under Ga. BK statutes the exemption amount for a vehicle is $3500. You are allowed to keep one vehicle only, unless there are migating circumstances, such as disabled person in the household. For the most part.. NO. Bankruptcy only deals with the date of filing or BEFORE. Now.. that's not to say you can go out and buy a $100,000 car. Either way, you don't include it "in the bankruptcy" because it was not an asset at the time of filing, which is what the peition shows.
The purpose of the Suffragettes peition is to have the woman's right to vote as they believe everyone should be equal. They attack the government at by-elections, which came more frequently in those days than they do now… The suffragettes could make a much greater impact at by-elections than at general elections, as their efforts could be concentrated on one constituency, whereas at a general election they were dispersed. They have many different tactics, but you are asking for the purpose. So overall their purpose is to have the right to vote so that they can be satisfied with the people elected for their region and the country also to represent woman and show the importance of them.
such action can be done by an attorneyYes an attorney is trained to assist with getting your criminal Record expunged. But a search of the net will yield other options. In law a person can represent themselves "pro se" and get your record expunged. Most people under the false impression that your record may go away on it's on, but it doesn't.Each state has different laws but in Texas your Texas Criminal Records can be expunged of sealed with the act of a judge at hearing. You have to state the law and file a petition. I have often heard 'only a fool represents himself'. Good advise. Lawyers cost, but they get the job done................