Miami Lawyers
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Mapping the Bankruptcy Surge: Newsweek Report Means Struggling Households
New ABI data reveals a massive 49-state spike in filings. Prof. Hernandez breaks down the Newsweek bankruptcy map and what is driving this consumer surge.
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Why the Moody’s Analytics Report Signals a Consumer Bankruptcy Surge
Moody’s Analytics finds the Iran conflict is costing families $750 and fueling a nationwide consumer bankruptcy surge driven by rising household debt.
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Signatory vs. Owner: Is that Bank Account Actually Your Asset in Bankruptcy?
Are you a signatory on a business or relative’s bank account? Learn how bankruptcy law protects these funds from trustees if they aren’t your personal asset.
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The Danger of Being a “Silent” Business Owner in Personal Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Attorney & Law Professor explains the bankruptcy risks of being listed on a spouse’s corporation, including trustee issues.
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BAPCPA (2005): Reaffirmation Pitfalls and the Attorney Liability Trap
Bankruptcy Attorney & Law Professor explains reaffirmation agreements under BAPCPA 2005 and the hidden risks for debtors and attorneys.
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BAPCPA (2005): The Effect on Consumer Bankruptcy Law
Prof. Hernandez explains how BAPCPA changed consumer bankruptcy law from the Means Test to why people file for bankruptcy.
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The Convenience Bank Account Trap: Can a Trustee Take Your Parents’ Money?
Worried a trustee can take your parents’ money? Understand the convenience‑account defense and how to protect joint family accounts.
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Can the Bankruptcy Trustee Take Your 529 College Plan?
Can a trustee take your 529 college fund? The 529 plan bankruptcy exemption rules explained by a bankruptcy attorney and law professor.
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Is Your Child’s Bank Account Safe in Bankruptcy?
A bankruptcy attorney explains how trustees view children’s savings accounts and when those funds become part of the bankruptcy estate.
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What Are “Clean Bank Statements in Bankruptcy?
Avoid red flags when you file for bankruptcy. Clean bank statements explained by a bankruptcy attorney & law professor.
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Republicans Want to Increase Overdraft Fees
Imagine for a moment you have been elected as a member of the House or the Senate, whether in your state or Congress. What would you focus on with this newfound ability to make changes in everybody’s lives? What good would you do with the power you now hold as a member of Congress? Would…
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Understanding Colorado Bankruptcy Exemptions
Bankruptcy exemptions in Colorado vary based on residency; protect assets with specific exemption amounts.
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Economic Fears: Is a Trump Recession Inevitable?
Concerns grow over potential economic instability and recession under Trump’s administration amid significant policy changes.
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How Can Mass Resignations Shift Power in Government?
The podcast explores potential mass resignations in federal departments as a protest against government actions.
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How Reciprocal Tariffs Affect Your Finances
A global trade war begins with Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, impacting financial stability and preparation.
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How RFK’s Agenda Could Affect Your Wallet
Chaos in healthcare and politics may worsen personal finances; upcoming bankruptcies are predicted.
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Navigating Total Loss Claims After a Catastrophe
Prof. Hernandez explains the 70% total loss rule and how major repair history can strip 95% of a vehicle’s value, leading to involuntary household debt.
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How the Courts Can Prevent a Constitutional Crisis
The courts have the power to stop executive overreach. A professor of law details how judges must use contempt to hold lawyers accountable.
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JD Vance is Telegraphing a Constitutional Crisis
Vice President J.D. Vance’s statements suggest potential executive defiance against judicial authority, risking constitutional crisis.