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How Can Single, Separated, or Divorced Women Avoid Bankruptcy?

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  Single women — and particularly single mothers — face serious financial hurdles and are at serious risk of  declaring bankruptcy . Here are the key warning signs, and ways to avoid  filing bankruptcy . Since the 1981, the rate women  file bankruptcy  rose dramtically. Nearly 1 million women filed Bankruptcy in 2001. Some 69,000 women filed for either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in 1981. By 2001, according to research by Harvard law bankruptcy professor Elizabeth Warren, women  filing Bankruptcy  independently or as part of a couple numbered close to a million. What can women do to avoid Bankrutpcy filings? One’s gender does little to predispose you to a  Bankrutptcy filing  any more than one’s eye color.  But the statistical evidence shows that women are more likely to end up in certain financial predicaments that often lead to  declaring Bankruptcy . Contrary to the stereotype that those who  file Bankruptcy  have irresponsibly spent themselves into a hole, nine out of 10 wom
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Social Security Appeals

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  Many people believe that if they are unable to work they will automatically be eligible for Social Security disability benefits. Unfortunately, that is not the case, nor is it possible to satisfy SSA requirements by having your treating physician simply declare that you are “disabled.” The system just does not work that way. While there is no legal requirement that you retain an attorney when seeking disability, but your best opportunity for a positive result in your claim is to retain a Social Security attorney in New York who knows the ins and outs of the system. Filing a claim for disability with the Social Security Administration (SSA) is a long and complicated process that for most claimants ends in a denial of benefits. Many may benefit from appealing the denial, but either feel discouraged or don’t understand how to proceed. Attorney Phillip Gillet will provide a thorough analysis of your prospects and help with any appeals. By the SSA’s definition, you are entitled to receive
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Traffic Ticket Attorney (CDL)

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Beat your Kern County Speeding & Other Traffic Tickets with a local New York traffic ticket attorney – CDL! Attorney is a traffic ticket attorney fighting CDL and non commercial driver tickets with his primary office is in New York. He serves as a Judge Pro Tem in the traffic division of the Kern County Superior Court. He has presided at courts in the county seat, Bakersfield, and Lamont. So, he knows the law and how to successfully represent clients in beating their traffic tickets. To fight and beat a Lamont, Mojave, Bakersfield speeding or other traffic ticket requires intimate knowledge of the local judges and officers. In order to effectively represent clients in traffic cases, it is important to use a local attorney that knows the judges and knows the officers. This local knowledge of the traffic system allows Attorney to make the arguments that each judge will find compelling, and not make those that will not work. In addition, this local knowledge of California Highway Patr
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5th District Court of Appeals says reading maps on cell phones in car legal.

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  The Fifth District Court of Appeals in Fresno, reversed, on Thursday, February 27, 2014, a trial court ruling finding a man guilty for reading a map on his iPhone for violating Section 23123(a) of the California Vehicle Code.  The section reads, “A person shall not drive a motor vehicle while using a wireless telephone unless that telephone is specifically designed and configured to allow hands-free listening and talking, and is used in that manner while driving.”   The court of appeals found that the statute prevented listening and talking on a telephone call, not using a hand-held device for other functions.  Section 23123.5 of the California Vehicle Code prevents the use of a held-hand device for texting.  The court found that 23123(a) does not prevent someone from using a held-hand device for anything other than “talking and listening”.  The Attorney General who represented the People of the State of California in this appeal has not decided whether to ask the California Supreme
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