PARENTS & HOMEOWNERS: MY 7-STEP ESTATE PLANNING PROCESS WILL PROTECT YOUR HEIRS

From Creditors, Predators & Bad Choices, And Will Help You Become a (Bigger) Hero to Your Family!

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Ten Things Your Divorce Lawyer Wants You To Know

By Estate Planning Attorney Eric Ridley | Jan 22, 2012

I didn’t write this list. I’m neither this smart nor this funny. It was written by Deborah Zaccarro Hoffman, a Lyndhurst, OH Family Law Attorney. However, I agree 100% with each and every one of these: No you can’t move across the country without telling your ex. Or rather, you can, but you really don’t need…

Seven Trust-based Asset Protection Strategies For You And Your Family

By Estate Planning Attorney Eric Ridley | Dec 23, 2011

Seven Trust-Based Asset Protection Strategies for You and Your Family You don’t have to make your family’s assets easy for creditors to reach.  Protecting your hard-earned assets for the benefit of yourself and your family can be accomplished through careful planning. These seven trust-based asset protection strategies can put significant (and often insurmountable) obstacles in…

“i’ve Been Sued By My Credit Card Company!”

By Estate Planning Attorney Eric Ridley | Aug 28, 2011

Credit Card Lawsuit Lawyer Have you been sued by a credit card company? Debt buyers such as CACH, LLC, Midland Funding, Unifund, Atlantic Credit & Finance, First Resolution Investment, LVNV Funding, Palisades Acquisitions, Asset Acceptance, Razor Capital, and Erin Capital Management don’t have the easiest time when they are forced to actually try their lawsuits.…

Credit Card Defense Secret Weapon

By Estate Planning Attorney Eric Ridley | Aug 3, 2011

“I Was Just Served By the Credit Card Lawyers!” It’s terrifying to watch the process server walk away from your front door, and stare at the brand-new summons and complaint in your now-shaking hands. You don’t know what to do, the language is cryptic at best, and you’re pissed. If the Plaintiff who put those…

Abuse Prevention And Consumer Protection Act

By Estate Planning Attorney Eric Ridley | Jul 11, 2010

Lawyers Reflect on the First Six Months of the New Bankruptcy Abuse and Prevention Act Q: What is the new 2005 bankruptcy abuse and consumer protection statute, and when did it take effect? A: The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, a major reform of the bankruptcy system, was passed by Congress…

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