Miami Lawyers

  • Community Actions to Combat Student Loan Crisis

    The author proposes a community service initiative to reduce student loan debt through pro bono work.

  • What to Expect with the Trump Tariffs and Student Loans Forgiveness

    Student loans may increase under Trump, with conflicting policies impacting borrowers and education costs.

  • The Hidden Bankruptcy Risk of Renting Out Your Home

    Learn whether Chapter 7 bankruptcy protects your homestead—and how renting out your home or living elsewhere can cause you to lose that protection.

  • Understanding Alaska Bankruptcy Exemptions: Your Guide to Protecting Assets

    Navigating bankruptcy in Alaska involves understanding state exemptions and residency requirements to protect assets.

  • How Alabama Bankruptcy Exemptions Protect Your Assets

    Alabama bankruptcy exemptions vary significantly, affecting asset protection based on residency and state laws.

  • The Tariff Squeeze, National Debt, and the 2026 Insolvency Crisis

    Tariff costs are pushing consumers deeper into debt and fueling a growing bankruptcy surge.

  • Elon Musk and The Onion: Infowars Auction Explained

    Confused by the Infowars auction? Discover the legal reality behind the sale and how Chapter 7 bankruptcy law actually works to compensate creditors.

  • Asset Collection and Judgment Enforcement: The Rudy Giuliani Case

    Rudy Giuliani faces contempt of court and creditor collection for defaming Georgia poll workers.

  • Debunking Sovereign Citizen Myths: Know Your Rights

    Think you know your rights? A law professor debunks dangerous sovereign citizen myths about mortgages, the UCC, and secret bank accounts.

  • Handling insurance Proceeds and Bankruptcy

    Insurance proceeds from hurricane damages impact bankruptcy; careful planning and documentation are crucial.

  • Essential Tips for Hiring a Bankruptcy Lawyer

    Professor Alex provides valuable tips for hiring a bankruptcy lawyer, emphasizing research, specialization, and payment plans.

  • 2026 Mortgage Interest Rates: Is the 17-Month Low Your Escape Hatch?

    Rates are at a 17-month low. Learn the math on how a refinance can kill credit card debt, shave 7 years off your loan, and your Chapter 13 exit options.

  • Student Loan Forgiveness Update: What Borrowers Should Know Before July 1, 2026

    Prepare for the return of the student loan tax bomb. Prof. Hernandez breaks down the OBBBA, the July 1 deadline for RAP enrollment, and how to avoid aggressive Treasury Department collections.

  • The Hiring of a Bankruptcy Attorney: A Practitioner’s Perspective

    Bankruptcy Attorney & Law Professor provides an expert guide to evaluating bankruptcy attorneys, verifying experience, and transparent fees.

  • Personal Loans from Friends and Family in Bankruptcy: The Preferential Transfer Trap

    Learn what happens when you repay personal loans before bankruptcy. Understand preferential transfers, insider payments, and trustee clawbacks.

  • Equitable Distribution of Marital Debt in Divorce: A Professor’s Guide to Post-Separation Debt and Bankruptcy

    A divorce attorney & law professor explains marital debt. Don’t fall for debt threats! Learn how equitable distribution protects you.

  • Bankruptcy Fees and Costs, Disclosures, and the Attorney-Client Relationship

    A guide to bankruptcy attorney fees, SOFA disclosures, fee prohibitions, and choosing the right lawyer before filing.

  • The Fake Graceland Foreclosure: Anatomy of a Title and Mortgage Fraud Scheme

    A breakdown of the Elvis Graceland fake foreclosure fraud and how the Presley estate exposed and halted the scheme.

  • Data Breaches, Identity Theft, and the Bankruptcy Escape Hatch

    Bankruptcy Attorney and Law Professor explains data breach identity theft solutions and how to protect yourself after a major breach.

  • Kevin Spacey’s Foreclosure Standoff: An Analysis

    Kevin Spacey’s foreclosure standoff shows how post‑sale occupancy works and why bankruptcy eligibility matters. Learn homeowner lessons and Chapter 13 debt limits.