Author Archives: Rowdy Williams
What Should You Look for in a Divorce Attorney?
Going through a divorce is tough; there’s usually no easy way to do it. The emotional burden of separating from someone you once loved, navigating the logistics of child custody, and dealing with the complexities of the law can be collectively overwhelming. Nothing will make a divorce painless and smooth, but it can be… Read More »
Committed A Criminal Offense? Don’t Give Up – Lawyer Up
If you’re facing criminal charges and aren’t sure what to do, your best defense is to contact an experienced attorney who can help you through your situation. If you’ve committed the crime you’ve been accused of, don’t just give up without speaking with a lawyer – legal counsel benefits everyone facing charges, regardless of… Read More »
Avoid Debt Settlement Fraud With These 5 Tips
Criminals love to target people who are desperate because they’re in a vulnerable emotional state, making them susceptible to believing things that seem too good to be true. Desperate people are easy targets because they don’t see the red flags that would otherwise raise suspicion. The total US consumer debt has reached over $3.4… Read More »
Here Are 5 Things You Should Never Do Before Filing for Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy isn’t something to be taken lightly. It’s a last resort decision that will stick with you for years to come. So, if you decide to file, it’s important that you understand how to properly begin the process. This includes avoiding certain mistakes that will hold you back. Don’t Make These 5… Read More »
10 Dos and Don’ts If You’re Pulled Over for DUI
Maybe you had a drink with dinner, or a few rounds but budgeted extra time to sober up, and you felt it was safe to drive yourself home. Unfortunately, before you get there, you’re pulled over. What should you do? What should you avoid saying or doing? This is a situation thousands of Americans… Read More »
How to Decide If You Need a Prenuptial Agreement
You found the person you think might be the one, and you’re ready to tie the knot. But amid plans for a beautiful cake and reception, should you consider more practical matters like a prenuptial agreement? A “prenup” is a written contract that both sides have agreed upon. It’s drawn up by a family… Read More »
Life After Bankruptcy: 4 Ways To Recover And Thrive
Many people today survive on credit. Even if they’re not living on credit cards, they’re living in houses they bought on credit (and are still paying off the mortgage), and they’re also paying for cars they bought on credit. Many people also have businesses that rely on revolving credit. For people whose lifestyle depends… Read More »
Paying Your Overdue Debts Doesn’t Have To Be Stressful
When interest rates are low, people jump on the opportunity to take out a personal or business loan. For example, after the 2008 financial crisis, interest rates were next to nothing and were not significantly increased until 2015. This extended period of time has given people a long time to pay off their existing… Read More »
Think Twice About Carrying Weapons On Your Person
During the 2015 fiscal year, the Justice Department statistics show that the government reported 6,002 new weapons convictions. This is a decrease of 5.8 percent from the previous fiscal year. This number is down from 7,101 convictions five years ago and has dropped by 34.8% since 2005. Those numbers may be on the decline,… Read More »
When Does Legal Separation Make More Sense Than Divorce?
When there’s long-term strife in a marriage, and one or both individuals decide it will be better to part ways, most people assume that divorce is the only option. But legal separation can also be placed on the table, and may actually make more sense in certain situations. Knowing when to pursue separation over… Read More »