Law Office of Robert L. Firth Jan. 27, 2020 Catching up on Support through Chapter 13 Chapter 13 gives you a powerful, reasonable, flexible, and even calm procedure for catching up on your past-due child or spousal support. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Jan. 19, 2020 Conditions for Stopping Support Collections in Chapter 13 Chapter 13 immediately stops the collection of past-due child or spousal support. But to keep that protection you must meet some conditions. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Jan. 13, 2020 Unpaid Child and Spousal Support in Chapter 13 Chapter 13 DOES stop the collection of unpaid child or spousal support from your after-filing income and other assets. Chapter 7 does NOT. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Jan. 6, 2020 Unpaid Child and Spousal Support in Chapter 7 Chapter 7 does not stop the collection of child or spousal support, nor provide any procedure to pay the support. It may still help enough. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Dec. 30, 2019 A Chapter 13 Plan to Pay Income Tax Here’s an example of a Chapter 13 payment plan to pay income tax, showing how you pay what you can afford and avoid some interest, penalties. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Dec. 27, 2019 If I Have a Trust, Do I Need a Will? The process of setting up your estate plan may seem overwhelming. There are a lot of questions that come up. One of the most common questions we hear is, “If I have a trust, do I need a will?” Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Dec. 23, 2019 Paying Income Taxes Through Chapter 13 Chapter 13’s advantages in paying off your priority income taxes become clearer when you see what you don’t have to pay. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Dec. 16, 2019 Priority Income Tax Debts Under Chapter 13 Chapter 13 gives you huge advantages for paying off your priority income tax debts. You’re protected while you pay what you can afford. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Dec. 9, 2019 Priority Debts in a Chapter 13 Case Chapter 13 gives you some huge advantages over Chapter 7 for paying your priority debts. You’re protected while you pay what you can afford. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Dec. 2, 2019 Priority Debts in an Asset Chapter 7 Case Your Chapter 7 trustee may pay your priority debts—in full or in part—through the proceeds of the sale of your unprotected, not exempt assets. Read More