Monthly Archives: December 2025
Reaffirmation in Bankruptcy
If the mere thought of bankruptcy brings you images of homelessness and poverty, you may have a very limited understanding of what the process entails. In fact, people are able to remain in their homes or can keep their vehicles in many situations. One tool that may bring you comfort is reaffirmation. Understanding Reaffirmation… Read More »
Domestic Violence During the Holidays
While the holidays bring empathy, peace, and joy for many, survivors of domestic violence know that holiday cheer is not in their fortunes. Sadly, domestic violence (DV) incidents see a surge during the season, filled with trepidation, anger, and pain. Why is this time of year so difficult for many families across the country?… Read More »
Domestic Violence: When Things Escalate
You’ve seen the temper, but it’s never been physical. Then it turned into punching walls. Throwing objects. Still, you were never harmed. Until you were. What are your options at this point? Types of Escalation Escalation refers to changing abuse patterns. It can be either gradual or sudden” Gradual: Slowly intensifying aggression, such as… Read More »
Understanding Grand Juries
Anyone who has been charged with a federal crime, and many who’ve been charged with state crimes, understand a little about the grand jury process. For the rest of America, they are something of a mystery. We hear terms like “grand jury” and “indictment” in relation to high profile cases, but what does it… Read More »