Nichols Andrew Attorney

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Neighborhoods: Victory Park, Oak Lawn, Central Dallas
AKA: Andrew Nichols Attorney
Categories: Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Business Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys

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Phone: (214) 999-1313

Address: 703 Mckinney Ave Ste 311, Dallas, TX 75202

Child Support
Priority debts. These debts must be paid in full and can include certain IRS debt and back child support.
Spousal Support
Exemption laws allow you to protect a certain amount of equity in your residence, motor vehicle, household goods, health aids, life insurance, and retirement plans, as well as future earnings such as social security benefits, child support, and alimony, along with certain other types of personal property.

Criminal Defense
The Texas Finance Code provides that a debt collector may not use threats, coercion, or attempts to coerce by, among other things, threatening that the debtor will be arrested for nonpayment of a consumer debt without proper court proceedings or threatening to file a criminal action against a debtor when the debtor has not violated a criminal law.

Limited Liability Companies
If your business is struggling to manage debt, you may want to consider filing for Chapter 11. Typically called a “reorganization” bankruptcy, Fort Worth Chapter 11 allows a business to continue operating while restructuring finances so as to better manage debt. Corporations, sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability companies (LLCs), and other types of businesses are all eligible to file under Chapter 11. Although less common, in some instances individuals whose debts are too large to qualify under Chapter 13 can also file under Chapter 11.

Bankruptcy
Attorney Andrew Nichols is a professional bankruptcy lawyer with 30 years of licensed experience. He is a Dallas, TX native. His in-depth knowledge of bankruptcy law allows him to plan, execute, and manage your bankruptcy from start to finish. He works endlessly to solve your problems and help you avoid costly mistakes. His goal is to get the burden of debt behind you, and he will go to any length to make that happen for his clients.
Foreclosure
However, protection of Texas homesteads is not complete. The State of Texas allows non-judicial foreclosure by mortgage lenders. Under a typical Texas mortgage a lender can post the home for foreclosure without first obtaining a court order if lender determines that the homeowner is in default on the mortgage.

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