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Florida law Group is a full service law firm based in Tampa, Florida. We are committed to delivering superior client service, cost effectively, with a focus on results. We take pride in our tradition of legal excellence and integrity, and have become one of the most respected law firms in Florida.
Florida Law Group specializes in Bankruptcy Law, Florida Divorce Law, Immigration Law, Florida DUI Law, and Florida Foreclosure Law.
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If you have been arrested for a DUI you should contact an experienced Tampa DUI attorney right away. A Tampa DUI lawyer can advise you of the possible penalties that may be imposed if you are found guilty and plan a legal strategy to help defend against the charges.
While individual debtors are permitted to file for Chapter 11 most often a Tampa bankruptcy attorney will advise individuals to file for either Chapter 7 or 13. The higher costs and fees demanded by Tampa bankruptcy lawyers typically make filing for Chapter 11 by individuals an illogical choice. A Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 petition will
Prenuptial agreements are not just for the wealthy, nearly every couple could benefit from executing a prenuptial agreement. The Tampa divorce lawyer preparing the agreement can draft a customized agreement that will plan for all possible contingencies and protect your assets in the event of a divorce. For instance,
Discovery is the process of reviewing and receiving documentation pertinent to the divorce from the opposing party. Generally, the Tampa divorce attorney will submit a motion for discovery to the Florida family law court to require the opposing party to turn over the records requested.
Under Florida D.U.I. law, refusal to submit to a breathalyzer test may be admissible as evidence. Usually, the refusal will be used as circumstantial evidence of guilt. However, a denial without more may also carry stern penalties.
Bankruptcy law imposes three requirements on a borrower applying for a hardship discharge. First, the debtor's failure to complete the payment plan must be due to circumstances beyond the debtor's control and through no fault of the debtor. Secondly, the bankruptcy law requires that the creditors have already received at least as much as they would have received if the applicant filed for a chapter 7 bankruptcy instead.
Typically, U.S. immigration law will require applicants to satisfy five elements in order to be eligible for naturalization. The first element required of the applicant is to show some comprehension in understanding, speaking, reading and writing English. Secondly, the applicant will need to exhibit that he has previously lived lawfully within the United States for at least five years.
Even if the client satisfies the first stage of the means test he may still be ineligible for chapter 7 bankruptcy due to any number of reasons. For instance, if the client's disposable income exceeds 25% of the total amount of unsecured debt the debtor will be ineligible for chapter 7 bankruptcy.
