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Phone: (601) 545-2122

Address: 201 Hardy St, Hattiesburg, MS 39401

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Divorce
Child Support
Collection of child support actions, such as: 1) the interception of a personâ€™s tax refund, 2) the suspension of a persons driverâ€™s license, 3) the garnishment of a pay check, and/or 4) the withholding of up to 50% of social security benefits.
Child Custody and Visitation
The continuance of a court proceeding to determine child custody, visitation, the dissolution of a marriage, the determination of property division in a divorce, the establishment of the amount of child support or alimony, and/or the resolution of a matter involving domestic violence.
Spousal Support
Domestic Support Obligation: Debts for alimony, maintenance or support owed to child, spouse or governmental entity that paid for the support of the child or spouse. A new term introduced by the bankruptcy amendments of 2005.

Fraud
Preâ€‘bankruptcy Planning: The timing of the filing of a bankruptcy case and/or the arrangement (or rearrangement) of a debtorâ€™s property to allow the debtor to take maximum advantage of exemptions. (Preâ€‘bankruptcy planning typically includes converting nonexempt assets into exempt assets.) A person has to be careful to insure that his/her preâ€‘bankruptcy planning does not cross over the line to bankruptcy fraud.

Business and Corporate Law

Limited Liability Companies
Corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs) and partnerships are not allowed to file for relief under chapter 13, thus Chapter 11 would be the only option for these entities if the one of these types of companies needs to reorganize and continue its operations. If any of these types of entities file for relief under chapter 7, the company must end its operations upon the filing of the case.

Personal Injury
Lumpâ€‘sum distributions such as personal injury and workerâ€™s compensation settlements are considered future income and can be considered in the disposable income test and may have to be turned over to the trustee.
Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
5. Income from disability insurance. Â§85â€‘3â€‘1(b)(ii) Miss. Code Ann. (Note: We use this on all social security disability claims, even SSI claims which are not really disability insurance. To obtain SSI (supplemental security income), one must be disabled, but it is a needs basis program and is not insurance. SSI can also be exempt under Federal Law.

Bankruptcy
If you have been trying to decide if bankruptcy is right for you, one option for individuals is Chapter 13 bankruptcy. At The Law Offices of Wes Stover, we will help you understand if Chapter 13 is right for you so you can make an informed decision. No matter your situation, don't hesitate to contact us for guidance.
Foreclosure
Bankruptcy can stabilize your finances, and while a bankruptcy filing may decrease your credit score, it is no worse than multiple chargeâ€‘offs, repossessions or a foreclosure that continue to be reported to the credit bureaus each month. And since the other types of reporting on your credit bureau report can continue and the reporting of the bankruptcy is only entered as of the date of the filing and discharge, in many cases a person can reestablish his/her credit faster with a bankruptcy filing and a fresh start. In situations where a person has many of the above entries on his or her report, his or her credit score can rise above the preâ€‘bankruptcy level in a short time after completion of the bankruptcy proceeding.

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