If you’ve been in debt to a lender, you may have experienced complications when it comes to resolving the debt…
The Mortgage Debt Relief Act of 2007 was enacted in response to subprime mortgage relief options in the face of…
When creating your estate plan, there are a variety of different methods of asset protection and preservation to choose from….
When a marriage encounters difficulties that cannot be overcome by the couple, many choose to divorce. This is a very…
Wage garnishment is complex. Are you aware of your protections under Title III? Understanding your rights can help to protect you throughout the repayment process.
Child support is complicated. If you are considering divorce, it’s important to have the right counsel on your side to assist you in protecting your family’s interests. Contact us today for more information at (801) 432-8682.
Divorce is never easy. Ascent Law is here to help you protect your interests at every step in the process. Call today for more information: (801) 432-8682.
Are you considering divorce? Be sure to review the property distribution laws in your state…it isn’t always 50/50.
Understanding their motivation and incentives will help you to better navigate your interactions with them should the need arise.
Should you wait until your debts are paid off before you start investing?
First off, it’s important to note the distinction between secured and unsecured debts because it determines what actions creditors can take.
Understanding the ins and outs of credit cards can be the difference between building your credit or ruining it.
What if you could receive a college degree without owning a dime?
The total student loan debt in the United States currently stands at $1.57 trillion, with the average borrower owing $37,584.
Whether you’ve been involved in an accident and require surgery or you’ve been diagnosed with cancer, there are thousands of things that could go wrong with your health.
Knowing what they’re allowed to do or not do will help ensure that you are not bullied by unscrupulous debt collectors.
What was the first financial advice you ever learned?
Your prospect attorney should be able to highlight these differences, point out their pros and cons, and advise you on which makes better sense depending on your situation.
A recent study showed that 80% of Americans are caught up in the chains of debt. That’s 8 in 10 people!
With a bank or credit union almost on every block, it’s important to pay close attention to choosing the right option based on the peculiarities of your needs.