Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a court-supervised debt plan that helps people repay debt over time while keeping property. Eligibility to claim Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Florida depends on whether you qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Learn when Chapter 13 applies and the benefits for financial relief.
Read MoreThe Americans With Disabilities Act requires employers to make reasonable accommodations in the workplace for employees with disabilities. But exactly what is a reasonable accommodation, and how do you request one? Discover your rights and employer responsibilities.
Read MoreSexual harassment comes in many forms, but it generally involves unwanted sexual behavior that creates an intimidating, hostile work environment. Federal law protects employees under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. However, Florida has additional workplace harassment laws that may apply. Learn the details.
Read MoreUber insurance covers both drivers and rideshare passengers in an Uber car accident, but it depends on the stage of the ride. Drivers and passengers are most protected during an active ride, though you may also have coverage under a driver’s personal policy. Discover your rights and what to do after a rideshare accident.
Read MoreWage garnishment is a court order that requires employers to withhold some of your wages and send it to a creditor to pay your debt. If you file for bankruptcy, the court automatically issues a stay that will stop most wage garnishments, making it a powerful tool for financial relief.
Read MoreCar accidents often lead to injuries and medical bills. In no-fault states, personal injury protection coverage is mandatory and will pay for most of your medical expenses up to a limit. Once that’s exhausted, the driver’s insurance policy generally pays for injury medical expenses, though there are exceptions. Learn the specifics.
Read MoreAn employer must protect employees from hostile work environments caused by unwanted behavior from clients or customers. If a customer sexually harasses you in the workplace and your boss doesn’t take steps to correct the problem, you may have a harassment claim. Read possible scenarios.
Read MoreA bad faith claim happens when insurers wrongfully deny claims. HB-837 is a 2023 Florida law that overhauled the bad faith insurance framework. Insurers can now avoid a bad faith claim by only paying up to the policy limits, regardless of your case's worth. Learn how this affects your rights and personal injury claims.
Read MoreStudent loans are the cost of earning your credentials, but they can be a financial burden. Fortunately, there are legal options to discharge student loan debt via bankruptcy, though there are a few requirements necessary to qualify. Read about the Brunner or Totality Test and other circumstances.
Read MoreA timeshare is considered a luxury item in a Florida Chapter 7 bankruptcy and isn’t protected during the process except in a few specific instances. In general, you can keep your timeshare if you agree to continue to be liable for its debt or if you claim a wildcard exemption. Explore your options and the Chapter 7 process for timeshares.
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