Motorists on Maryland highways and others throughout the nation owe a duty of care to others on those roads. If your car is struck by a driver who breached that duty of care, you may be entitled to compensation for any losses you incurred because of that person's...
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Personal loans and Chapter 13 bankruptcy
The decision to declare bankruptcy is a difficult one, but sometimes it's the only way to dig yourself out of an impossible financial decision. The laws surrounding bankruptcy are complex, and it behooves you to have a strong grasp on both Maryland and federal laws...
Some tips for car accident victims
Car accidents kill thousands of people each year and result in devastating injuries for the people who survive. Even minor crashes on Maryland roadways can cause injuries that take significant time to heal from. If you were recently involved in a car accident, you may...
Tips on dealing with medical debt
Many Maryland residents struggle with their financial obligations and end up needing bankruptcy as a solution. Unfortunately, some people do so because of unforeseen issues like medical emergencies. As a result, they’re stuck with medical debt they can’t alleviate....
The effects of femur fractures after a car crash
A broken femur is one of the most painful injuries after a car accident. Maryland drivers appreciate how costly such an injury can be and do well to drive safely on roadways. Inclement weather and distractions are two leading causes of car accidents, and motorcyclists...
Exploring the path to buying a home after bankruptcy in Maryland
Buying a home after bankruptcy might seem like an uphill battle, but with strategic planning, you can turn the page on financial difficulties and achieve homeownership again. While bankruptcy can impact your credit score, you should understand that it does not spell...
Why road rage is so dangerous
You’re driving along a familiar Maryland road, minding your own business; suddenly, another vehicle tailgates or cuts you off as the driver hurls curses at you. This is an unfortunately familiar situation for many drivers known as road rage. It’s more common than you...
Stopping creditor and debt collector harassment
Consumers in Maryland and around the country are protected against abusive debt collectors by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, which was signed into law by President Jimmy Carter in 1977. The FDCPA allows companies to contact consumers to seek payment for...
Chapter 13 bankruptcy: Can I pay it off early?
When filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Maryland, one of the major benefits is that you will have a set repayment plan over three or five years. Depending on the situation, you may be able to pay off your debts in a shorter period. But is it possible to pay off your...
Steps to take after being in a hit-and-run
Car accidents regularly happen in Maryland, but a hit-and-run can leave you especially dazed and shaken. It’s easy to be confused about what to do immediately after; however, there are steps to take after a hit-and-run accident. Call 911 Call 911. The police can come...