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Time Limits Between Bankruptcy Filings

May 26, 2020/1 Comment/in Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Middle District Florida/by Carol A. Lawson, Esq.

Many people are now wondering since I previously filed Chapter 7, can I file bankruptcy again? Yes of course, there is no lifetime limit on filing. There are however limits between filings. Chapter 7 bankruptcies must have eight years between the filing date and the new Chapter 7 filing date. If you previously filed Chapter […]

COVID-19 Office Social Distancing Changes

May 26, 2020/in Bankruptcy, COVID-19, Estate Planning, Uncategorized/by Carol A. Lawson, Esq.

Our firm remains intact by both office and remote technology and is ready and able to assist anyone needing our services by phone and Zoom or Google Duo video call. We are also executing, witnessing, and notarizing documents in the office, and receiving our paying clients in the office. Masks are required, and will be […]

Planning for the Care of Your Pet: How to Include Your Pet in Your Estate Plan

May 26, 2020/in Elder, Estate Planning/by Carol A. Lawson, Esq.

If your pet is beloved as a family member, you likely want to ensure that he or she will be well cared for in the event of your incapacity or death. Without explicitly stated wishes, these furry family members could end up without a home of their own, if you die or become unable to […]

Florida Disaster Relief Unemployment and Federal Disaster Relief Unemployment

May 24, 2020/in Bankruptcy, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, COVID-19, Credit/by Carol A. Lawson, Esq.

Florida is still a nightmare as far as trying to get unemployment if you are self-employed or a gig worker. Forget about getting any help from the unemployment office or speaking to a live human, The most common unemployment issue right now is people still pending and waiting to get paid, and missing FPUC (Federal-$600), […]

Three Health Care Documents You Need to Include in Your Estate Plan

May 21, 2020/in Elder, Estate Planning/by Carol A. Lawson, Esq.

Decisions about your health care are some of the most important you will ever make. Don’t put off making plans until you are unable to assert your wishes. Including health care documents in your estate plan can ensure your decisions are always your choice, even if you cannot speak for yourself. Health care documents that […]

Small Business Resources

April 29, 2020/in Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, COVID-19, Credit, Uncategorized/by Carol A. Lawson, Esq.

Trying to figure out how to keep your business afloat during this pandemic can be extremely stressful. To ease your stress a little we have put together some resources for you to try and pump up your business. Make it easy for customers to call you on the fly with the Click to Call tool in […]

Why You Should Not Use Legal Zoom Or DYI Programs

April 27, 2020/in Elder, Estate Planning, Probate, Special Needs/by Carol A. Lawson, Esq.

Estate planning is not one size fits all, if you use these programs you may not end up with the results you desire since your individual family circumstances may differ from the ones laid out in the form document. A one size Will or Trust definitely does NOT fit all. That’s where we come in. […]

Thank You Corona Virus ! !

April 20, 2020/in Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, COVID-19, Uncategorized/by Carol A. Lawson, Esq.

So if you are anything like me the Corona Virus has shut down your business, or stopped your income and your wondering, what the hell do I do now to pay my bills?? This post is to explore several options that may be available to you. SBA Loan for Women. Minimum 620 credit score, no […]