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Divorce
Child Support
Not all debts are dischargeable. Generally speaking, the following debts will not be discharged: taxes; spousal and child support; debts arising out of willful misconduct and or malicious misconduct by the debtor; liability for injury or death from driving while intoxicated; non dischargeable debts from a prior bankruptcy; student loans; criminal fines and penalties and forfeitures. Here is a more specific list.
Child Custody and Visitation
Adoption
Paternity
Spousal Support
No. There are a number of types of debts that are excepted from the discharge given in Chapter 7. Among the most common are debts for certain taxes, fraudulently incurred credit card debt, family support obligations (including child support and alimony), and most student loans. A debtor with debts of these kinds can still receive a discharge of other debts, but, after the bankruptcy the “excepted” debts will still be owing (less any payments made through the bankruptcy itself). Additionally, Chapter 7 debtors who engage in certain misconduct connected with the bankruptcy (like failing to disclose assets) may be denied a discharge entirely. However, many of the debts that are excepted from discharge in Chapter 7 (fraudulent credit card debt, for example) may be discharged through Chapter 13. Other types of debt (family support and student loans, for example) are excepted from discharge in Chapter 13 as well as Chapter 7.
Legal Separation
Annulment

Employment Contract
Employment Litigation
The goal of the Law Office of Alan C. Stein is to serve dentists at every step of their professional careers, whether starting a new practice, buying an existing practice, negotiating a commercial lease, buying and/or developing a professional building, taking on a partner or associate, or dealing with an employment dispute. While we take great joy in the milestones of our clients’ successes, we always stand ready to provide counsel in times of difficulty and uncertainty. In addition to dental practice matters, we represent dentists regarding a broad array of personal legal issues, including divorce/family law, estate planning and asset protection.

Real Estate Transactions

Personal Injury
As for personal property, you are permitted exemptions for a variety of personal property. This includes, automobiles, household furnishings and personal effects, jewelry, tools of the trade, retirement plans, un-matured life insurance, personal injury awards, earnings, animals and some other miscellaneous property. The value of each exemption and which exemptions can be used are determined by the statutory exemption scheme is selected.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Wills

Bankruptcy
We dedicate a significant portion of our practice to Bankruptcy & Dental Practice Sales, Acquisitions, and Leases. We handle all matrimonial and family law including divorce & family court matters as well as all forms of bankruptcy law for both individuals, small businesses and large corporations.
Foreclosure
Yes. However, a home is an asset usually secured by a deed of trust. The lender is entitled to apply to the court for relief from the automatic stay, the order preventing creditor action by virtue of the bankruptcy. Depending upon several factors, you may be able to prolong a foreclosure until you have received your discharge from bankruptcy. You usually have to make a deal with the lender in order to keep a home that is in foreclosure.
Debt Collection
One of the major benefits of filing for protection under Chapter 7 is that many creditor actions are stayed. This means that debt collection efforts and foreclosure is halted.

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