Aug 14, 2020 | Blog Post
Economically fragile debtors that have pending Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases may be some of the hardest hit financially due to the coronavirus pandemic (“COVID-19”). The restrictions necessarily imposed to address COVID-19 has exacerbated their financial...
Mar 19, 2019 | Blog Post
The “Ping-Pong” Legal Filer It’s annoying, it’s expensive, and it’s downright harassing. But, what can be done about the “ping-pong” filer also known as the debtor and his cohorts who file successive bankruptcy cases to avoid entry of a Final Judgment of Foreclosure? ...
Nov 15, 2018 | Blog Post
New Tax Law Changes Alimony Calculation. Prepare Yourself. Alimony payments are an essential part of a lesser-earning divorcee’s income. They offset expenses that paychecks can not cover, such as assets endowed to them through divorce. For pre-2019 agreements, these...
Jul 20, 2018 | Blog Post
First to Breach? Not So Fast by Stanford R. Solomon and Gabriel D. Pinilla The Florida Bar Journal – July/August 2018 Every law student learns the “first breach” or “prior breach” doctrine, which is commonly stated as follows: When a contracting party commits a...
Aug 1, 2016 | Blog Post
Like business breakups in any field, when a medical practice loses a partner or dissolves to spawn new and separate businesses, the inevitable division of assets can often lead to disagreements between the separating parties. One area that is particularly susceptible...
