Calling him “the king of the Internet,” an attorney with the U.S. Trustee Office voices his agency’s frustrations concerning a single man who has avoided civil penalties handed down in multiple
Media reports are noting that legislation passed on Capitol Hill in 2007 that focused on providing desperately needed relief for millions of American homeowners will likely expire at the end of the year. That is decidedly not good news for many Floridians, who...
A recent New York Times article is truly revealing for the information it imparts on the high cost of medical care throughout the country, including in Florida. We have noted in past posts that medical debt is a common catalyst that tips many individuals and families...
They’re really not your friend, and the best interests they have in mind are decidedly not yours. When it comes to most debt relief companies, those are just the cold, hard facts, says Steve Rhode, a financial writer who contributes to the Huffington Post under the...
Those who have been through it will tell you that divorce can be expensive. In Florida, marital property is distributed equitably between the spouses, and "equitable" doesn't necessarily mean "equal." It is possible that one spouse will come away with more assets or...
