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Is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy the right solution for your credit card debt?

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Nov 21, 2024 | Bankruptcy Law

Having credit card debt can feel like a burden, weighing you financially and emotionally. If you struggle to keep up with payments, Chapter 13 bankruptcy might offer a lifeline, allowing you to restructure your debts. You can also create a manageable repayment plan...

How can an appraisal gap affect a real estate transaction?

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Nov 12, 2024 | Real Estate And Zoning

Many professionals play a role in real estate transactions. Mortgage professionals help people obtain financing. Real estate agents help sellers list their properties and help buyers look through available inventory. Inspectors, surveyors and appraisers are all...

Will your brain heal after a traumatic injury?

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Nov 7, 2024 | Personal Injury Law

One of the most serious injuries you can suffer in a car accident is a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Every TBI is unique. It depends on how the injury happens—such as whether it is an open or closed head injury—along with the severity of that injury and its location...

Essential tips to maximize your personal injury settlement

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Oct 23, 2024 | Personal Injury Law

If you’ve been injured in an accident caused by negligence, you may feel overwhelmed by the recovery process and the uncertainty of handling your personal injury claim. The medical bills and other expenses can quickly add up, making it crucial to secure the...

Don’t assume bankruptcy is your own fault

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Oct 8, 2024 | Bankruptcy Law

It’s time to fight back against the negative stigma that bankruptcy sometimes carries. There are people who believe that bankruptcy is their own fault. In many cases, this makes them hesitant to file. If you ask them why they haven’t used bankruptcy to get rid of...

Fall driving hazards to look out for

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Sep 24, 2024 | Car Accidents

It is now officially fall in the U.S. This means various changes for drivers on the roads. While there are driving hazards all year, the types of hazard faced can be season-dependent. Here are some fall driving hazards to be aware of. A drop in temperature On average,...

Why should executors have guidance from an attorney?

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Sep 13, 2024 | Probate And Estate Administration

When someone passes away, managing their estate can be a daunting task. Personal representatives – sometimes called executors – must take many different legal steps during the probate process. Thankfully, they do not have to bear these responsibilities alone. How can...

What are the common mistakes when filing for bankruptcy?

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Sep 10, 2024 | Bankruptcy Law

Sometimes, finances may just not work out despite your best efforts. In such cases, bankruptcy can offer a fresh start and relief from overwhelming debt. However, whether you're considering Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, it's crucial to avoid common mistakes that...

What is a short sale in real estate?

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Aug 27, 2024 | Real Estate And Zoning

A homeowner who needs to sell a home for less than they owe may need to use a short sale to make it happen. This is an option for some homeowners who are having trouble keeping up with their mortgage payments but the property value is below the balance of that...

4 common mistakes when making a will

On Behalf of Newman Williams, P.C. | Aug 7, 2024 | Estate Planning

Arguably the most important legal document in an estate plan is the will. A will allows the testator to decide how their assets are managed after they pass away. An estate plan is often centered around the instructions in a will. As such, it is important not to make...