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• Divorce Attorney Orlando
• Florida Personal Bankruptcy
• Car Accident Cases in Florida
• Central Florida Personal Injuries & Accident Attorney
• Other Personal Injury Websites and Blogs

Firm News

• Orlando Divorce Lawyer James Hart quoted on TheStreet.com
• Why Divorced Couples should not live together...
• Prepare now for the end of No-Fault
• Coalition urges lawmakers to address no-fault law
• Back to the bad old days on automobile insurance?
• No Fault? It's Legislature's fault
• Florida's CFO: 'Mass confusion' could reign if PIP lapses
• No-Fault Expiration may Raise Health Premiums
• Homeowners Get Little Relief Despite New Insurance Law
• Health Costs to Soar if No-Fault Goes

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Firm Library

Divorce Attorney Orlando

• What To Do When Your Spouse Leaves With The Children
• Administrative Order No. 2004-05-01
• Divorce in Florida
• Regular Dissolution of Marriage
• Simplified Dissolution of Marriage
• Florida Family and Divorce Law Resources
• Florida Alimony and Spousal Support
• Statutory Factors for Alimony in Florida
• Florida Child Support
• Florida Factors for Equitable Distribution
• Florida Equitable Distribution
• Tools for Asset Valuation in Florida
• Florida Divorce Pamphlet
• Tools for Asset Valuation
• Florida Family & Divorce Lawyer Blog
• Thank you!

Florida Personal Bankruptcy

• Florida Bankruptcy Rules: What you must know before filing for Bankruptcy
• The U.S. Bankruptcy Code
• American Bankruptcy Institute
• Bankruptcy Disclosure/Notice required by 11 USC 527
• Bankruptcy Information Florida Credit Counseling Services
• Personal Bankruptcy Alternatives in Florida
• Florida Bankruptcy Exemptions
• Florida Bankruptcy Pamphlet

Central Florida Personal Injuries & Accident Attorney

• Miami Protest for No-Fault Insurance (PIP)
• June 2007 Case Law Updates
• Fees & Expenses in Personal Injury Cases
• Injury Board
• Nationwide Defamation Lawsuit
• Straight From the Horse's Mouth: Judicial Observations of Jury Behavior and the Need for Tort Reform
• Life Without No Fault
• Some Important Auto Insurance Definitions
• Memo from Florida Justice Association regarding PIP
• Memorandum from FJA to it's members regarding approval of new PIP legislation
• How to buy Florida Auto Insurance after PIP

Other Personal Injury Websites and Blogs

• Tort Burger - Hold the Reform

General

• Thank you for ordering your FREE Florida Divorce Guide: How to Find and Hire the Right Lawyer for your Divorce Case
• Why Value-Based Billing for your legal matter?
• Value-Based Billing Policy for The Law Office of James W. Hart, P.A.
• Search and Seizure Laws: How far is too far?
• Anatomy of a Florida Criminal Case

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Bankruptcy Information Florida Credit Counseling Services

The new Bankruptcy Law requires all debtors to fulfill two education requirements: a credit counseling course within 180 prior to filing your Bankruptcy Petition, and a financial management course before obtaining a discharge. 

IMPORTANT:  Failure to complete either of these courses and file the appropriate certificates with the court will prevent a successful bankruptcy. The Chapter 13 Trustee will offer the required courses to Chapter 13 debtors, but Chapter 7 debtors are required to take the courses on their own. 

All bankruptcy education courses are available in person, by phone, or over the internet and are approved for the district in which you are filing.  You may get additional information about the costs and availability of debtor education at one or more of the following agencies approved for the Middle District of Florida:

In Charge Education Foundation, Inc.
GreenPath Debt Solutions
Institute for Financial Literacy
Money Management International, Inc.
Novadebt

Contact the Orlando Bankruptcy Lawyers at The Law Office of James W. Hart if you have any questions about Bankruptcy Information Florida or where to take your pre-filing Bankruptcy credit counseling course.

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