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Under A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On March 21, 2012
Under a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, it is different than a simple Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.  However, Chapter 13 does allow you to get rid of debts like medical bills, bank loans, credit cards and loans, finance company loans.  However, instead of getting rid of it immediately, like it occurs in a Chapter 7, you have to […]
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcies and Stopping Lawsuits, Phone Calls and Letters from Creditors.

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On March 19, 2012
One of the real advantages of a Bankruptcy is that there is something called an “Automatic Stay,” and what that means is that once you have filed for Bankruptcy you get that Bankruptcy protection; which says that creditors cannot call you, they cannot send you letters and they cannot communicate with you unless they have […]
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Being Able to Protect Property That You Want to Keep.

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On March 15, 2012
          Most of the time in Chapter 7 Bankruptcies, they are over 90% of no asset cases.  What that means is that there are a lot of exemptions, and they are either under the state or federal exemptions, which basically allows people to keep the variety of property that they have.  In Massachusetts, it has […]
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Permanently Getting Rid of Certain Debt

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On March 12, 2012
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is one of the few avenues that you can permanently get rid of most forms of unsecured debt.  Unsecured debt includes credit card bills, medical bills, bank loans, finance loans and credit union loans; also it can potentially help you get rid of debt from failed businesses, personal guarantees and also help […]
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Tips for Depositions

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 27, 2012
The American Bar Association provides tips which are very useful if you are facing a deposition.  The first one is the most important is to tell the truth. Second, is to listen very well to the question. If you need to pause and think as long as necessary before answering and make sure that you […]
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What is a CHINS Case?

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 24, 2012
          A CHINS stands for a Child In Need of Services and in Massachusetts there are 4 types of CHINS. Two types deal with home based issues.  One of them is a Stubborn child, which means that the child does not obey the lawful commands of the parent.  The second one is a CHINS Runaway, […]
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Why You Can Attack City Ordinances in Criminal Cases

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 21, 2012
Many times cities have ordinances that become crimes and people; including juveniles can actually be committed on the City Ordinances.  A lot of the times they are written imperfectly or unconstitutionally with the US Constitution or the Massachusetts Constitution and there are ways that are overbroad or too far reaching and many times you can […]
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SHOULD YOU COOPERATE WITH DCF (DSS)?

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 17, 2012
           There is some controversy about whether prior to any involvement with the courts whether you should cooperate with DCF or formerly known as DSS.  It depends always on the situation.  Some attorneys would tell you never open the door for them, never cooperate with them at all, but you would have to understand that […]
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Post Nuptial Agreements

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 16, 2012
Post Nuptial Agreements maybe enforced.  A good case is Ansin vs. Craben-Ansin 457 mass. 283 2010.  Where in this case, the Judge should determine the minimum; 1) each party has had an opportunity to obtain separate legal counsel with each party’s choosing; 2) prior to that there was fraud or coercion in obtaining the Agreement; […]
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How Do You Find A Good Divorce or Mediator in Massachusetts?

  • Posted by Alexander Nesson
  • On February 10, 2012
In Massachusetts there is no certification for Mediators, but Mediators are supposed to meet certain training requirements in order to have the Mediation confidential.  Some important factors to ask would be:  If the initial meetings are free, meaning no charge for the initial consultation to see whether or not you get along with the Mediator.  […]
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