For parents in Virginia who are considering divorce, one of their primary concerns may be how to deal with child custody and visitation. Divorcing individuals may be very adamant that the end of their romantic relationships with their spouses should not affect their...
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Month: April 2018
Unique custody arrangement keeps children in place after divorce
The divorce process can be quite difficult for the spouses as well as any children involved. That's why many divorcing parents in Virginia are committed to finding ways to help soften the blow of their split. For some, this means finding creative ways to address...
Tax debt and bankruptcy
Bankruptcy might seem like the right solution for some people in Virginia who are struggling with debt. People might file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharges all allowable debts. A Chapter 13 allows a person to work out a payment...
Medical debt could be on the rise
Many people in Virginia are struggling with overwhelming debt that seems to be insurmountable. For far too many people, medical debt can be a major reason for their inability to pay their bills and escape financial crisis. Reports show that health care costs for...
How Virginians can rebuild credit after a bankruptcy
More than 700,000 Americans filed for bankruptcy in 2017. While the debt-forgiveness process does make it harder to get credit in the short-term, there are ways to get a higher credit score long before the filing drops from a credit report. According to a survey from...
Experian’s 2017 debt report
People in Virginia who have credit card balances or other debts can find out how their debt compares to the state average and the averages across American by taking a look at Experian's State of Credit report for 2017. The report discloses the average debt in every...