Many people associate the holiday season with financial strain, and this pressure can feel amplified for those who have recently declared bankruptcy. One common concern is regarding credit cards and holiday expenses. Can you still use credit cards while the bankruptcy...
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Are passengers responsible for distracting driving accidents?
Car accidents can happen quickly and often have serious outcomes. We usually think about the driver's actions, but passengers can also cause accidents. In Maryland, the law may consider passengers legally responsible if they distract drivers and cause accidents. What...
What are the most common causes of bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is complicated and often scary for many people and businesses. Knowing why bankruptcy happens can help you spot warning signs and take steps to manage your money better. These common causes can help us understand how to handle money problems and avoid...
Are you driving distracted on Maryland roads?
Every year, distracted driving claims the lives of around 209 people and results in over 24,345 injuries in Maryland. These alarming statistics represent families torn apart and lives forever changed in an instant. If you are like most drivers, you have probably...
The critical role of the trustee in Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases
When facing financial difficulties, individuals may consider filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy as a way to discharge their debts and start anew. However, the bankruptcy process can be complex as it involves multiple parties with distinct roles. One key player in Chapter...
Caught in the headlights: the dangers of deers on the road
Fall can be an exciting time as the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp. However, this season brings an often-overlooked danger to the roads: increased deer activity. For many drivers, encountering these majestic creatures can lead to heart-stopping moments...
Are there any alternatives to filing for bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy can sometimes feel like the end of the road. However, while bankruptcy is not necessarily a bad thing, it’s understandable that most people would want to find other ways to get out of debt. If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, you may...
How can drivers prepare their cars for winter?
Slick highways, reduced visibility and freezing temperatures can turn even the most routine commute into a hazardous drive. For those who have already experienced the trauma of a car accident, the thought of venturing out onto icy roads is incredibly daunting....
Life after bankruptcy: Rebuilding your finances
Life after bankruptcy doesn't have to be a struggle. Many people believe that bankruptcy will ruin their future, but this couldn't be further from the truth. With the proper guidance and a solid plan, you may be able to bounce back. This blog will show you how to...
When should you report a car accident in Maryland to the police?
Most people's first instinct after a car accident is to check for injuries. Alerting first responders comes in a close second. The state of Maryland doesn’t require you to report all car accidents. Maryland police don't typically investigate car crashes only resulting...