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One Oak Park

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Uptown Broadway, Oak Park - Northwood

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Phone: (210) 828-5641

Address: 1020 NE Loop 410 Ste 200, San Antonio, TX 78209

Website: https://flumelaw.net

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Divorce
Child Support
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Spousal Support
Fact: Certain kinds of debts cannot be discharged in bankruptcy. They include most taxes, child support, spousal support, student loans, and any debts that you obtained as a result of fraud or misrepresentation. Additionally, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy will not get rid of your home loan or car loan if you want to keep the home and car. The general rule regarding home and car loans is this: if you want to keep them, then you have to keep paying for them.

Criminal Defense

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
You are limited on how much cash you can protect in a bankruptcy case. Determining just how much you can protect requires a review of several factors. If you have too much cash, then I will suggest some “bankruptcy estate planning” strategies. The key point here: don’t give it to family before you come to see me.

Bankruptcy
As a San Antonio bankruptcy lawyer, I understand the difficulties that you may be experiencing if you are facing extreme debt loads. There are many individuals and families that suffer from significant debt and the inability to keep up with payments. If you are facing these situations, then you may greatly benefit from the assistance of my firm in considering your options. When deciding whether to file for bankruptcy, it is important to consult with an attorney that is experienced in bankruptcy law for a number of reasons.
Foreclosure
During a free initial consultation, I meet with you and review your income, expenses and all your options for handling your debt problems. While bankruptcy can be a very powerful and effective solution for debt problems, it is not for everyone. Since no two financial situations are identical, there is no cookie-cutter approach to filing for bankruptcy. Whether or not you should file will be dependent on a number of factors, some of which include your monthly income; your expenses; whether or not you’re facing foreclosure; the types of debts you have; whether or not your debts can be included in bankruptcy; if you’ve filed bankruptcy before and if so, how much time has elapsed since you last filed and which Chapter you filed.
Debt Collection
“Rick is an excellent bankruptcy lawyer and out of concern for his clients, has become excellent at avoiding bankruptcy by defending debt collection suits and protecting non-exempt assets. I regularly refer clients to him.”

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