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Child Support
No. In most plans, car payments will be significantly reduced, and we pay pennies on the dollar to unsecured creditors like credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans. But we must also pay in full your priority debts for child support as well as certain newer taxes. We can’t change your mortgage payment which you’ll make directly to the mortgage company. A plan is a critical part of your case, and your attorney will work closely with you on this to make sure it complies with the law and is affordable.

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Phone: (302) 734-8700

Address: 911 S Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901

Website: http://www.dplaw.com

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Child Support
No. In most plans, car payments will be significantly reduced, and we pay pennies on the dollar to unsecured creditors like credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans. But we must also pay in full your priority debts for child support as well as certain newer taxes. We can’t change your mortgage payment which you’ll make directly to the mortgage company. A plan is a critical part of your case, and your attorney will work closely with you on this to make sure it complies with the law and is affordable.
Spousal Support

DUI/DWI
In rare cases, a court may elect to impose additional punitive damages on a defendant as punishment for especially egregious conduct. For instance, punitive damages may be appropriate if a defendant was speeding while driving drunk with a history of prior DUI convictions. A knowledgeable lawyer at our Wilmington office can advise injured pedestrians on what damages may be recoverable in their situation and help pursue maximum compensation.
Wrongful Death
There is no greater loss you can suffer than the loss of a family member or loved one, and no award is sufficient to make up for that loss. All to often, the families of those who have died as a result of a wrongful death are overwhelmed by their grief and loss, and don’t immediately seek legal recourse. It is important to remember, though, that families often suffer severe financial losses in addition to the emotional ones.
Traffic Violations
Assault

Workers Compensation
In this Dplaw Video Blog: Do I really need a lawyer for my workers compensation claim? Attorney Don Marston talks about Workers...

Premises Liability
Our lawyers often handle cases involving injuries that occur on another person’s property. These premises liability cases argue that the landowners did not take adequate steps to protect their visitors from foreseeable harm.
Property Damage
Injuries can be devastating, especially when they are caused by someone else’s reckless or careless behavior. After a dangerous incident, you may be dealing with expensive medical bills on top of lost work income, personal property damage, physical pain, and emotional anguish. However, if you can prove that your suffering was caused by another person’s negligence, you could hold that party financially liable for all your ensuing damages.

Personal Injury
Suffering a personal injury could change your life in multiple ways. Most physical injuries will need immediate medical care, while a full recovery may require weeks or even months of treatment. Severe incidents could even impact your ability to return to work or enjoy life as you did before.
Medical Malpractice
If you suffered avoidable harm because of negligence by a healthcare provider, talk to a Wilmington medical malpractice lawyer about your situation. At Doroshow, Pasquale, Krawitz, and Bhaya, one of our experienced injury attorneys can guide you through the process of bringing a claim and securing compensation for your losses. En Español
Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
Those who become disabled prior to retirement should be able to seek help from the Social Security Administration (“SSA”) through its Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program. However, convincing the SSA to give you the benefits you deserve can be a complex and frustrating process—especially without legal assistance.
Dog Bites
The key is to find insurance that will pay the claim. Many homeowners’ insurance policies and rental insurance policies provide for payment of claims from dog bites. These policies may also include certain “med pay” provisions that could pay for medical expenses. In order to properly investigate your claim, we’ll need to sit down as soon as possible to discuss your rights.
Slip and Fall Injury
An experienced attorney is critical to the outcome of your slip & fall claim. During the last thirty years, our firm has handled thousands of slip & fall injury claims. We will thoroughly investigate the facts of your claim and the insurance available for payment of your claim.

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Wills
Please use the form to contact us for your Personal Injury, Workers’ Compensation, Bankruptcy, Medical Malpractice, Auto Accident, Social Security Benefits, Wills and Probate, Starting Your Own Business and other case needs in Delaware. We have seven offices in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties. Please read the disclaimer before sending your email.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 bankruptcy involves a debtor giving all their non-exempt assets to a trustee, who then liquidates those assets and uses the profits from the sale to pay down unsecured debts. These debts are ones that do not have real property, like a house or a car, secured as collateral.
Foreclosure
The filing of a Chapter 13 case automatically stays (stops) lawsuits, attachments, garnishments, foreclosures, and other actions by creditors against the debtor or the debtor’s property. A few days after the case is filed, the Court will mail a notice to all creditors advising them of the automatic stay. Certain creditors may be notified sooner, if necessary. Most creditors are prohibited from proceeding against the debtor during the entire course of the Chapter 13 case. If the debtor is later granted a Chapter 13 discharge, the creditors will then be prohibited from collecting the discharged debts from the debtor after the case is closed.

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