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Services/Products: Bankruptcy Chapters 7, 11 and 13. Probate Administration. Arbitration and Mediation. Real Estate Consulting.
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Divorce
Child Support
Yes, bankruptcy can stop wage garnishment. Once you file for bankruptcy, an automatic stay prohibits creditors from garnishing your wages. This stay may be lifted for creditors with a valid reason and does not apply to domestic support obligations, including child support and alimony.
Spousal Support
Because Chapter 7 is liquidation bankruptcy, it requires that your property is sold to pay down your debt. If you have no property and only exempt assets, it may be beneficial to file Chapter 7. To learn more about exempt assets in the state of Florida, read The Homestead Exemption and The Motor Vehicle Exemption. If you are liable for alimony, child support, criminal restitution, non-dischargeable taxes or student loans, filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy may not be in your best interests.

Construction Litigation
Born and raised in the construction business, attorney Jon L. Martin brings nearly 50 years of “real world,” hands-on construction experience and legal knowledge to the construction dispute resolution process. As a general contractor, Mr. Martin has done everything from exclusive, million-dollar remodel projects on executive estates to building new residential and commercial projects. Mr. Martin is especially well suited to resolving problems in the luxury new home building process.
Property Damage

Personal Injury
No, you cannot discharge debts for personal injury if you were intoxicated when it occurred. You are able to discharge debts from property damage claims, regardless of whether you were intoxicated when they occurred.
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Mr. Martin also does a limited amount of probate, estate planning and asset protection work for previous clients who are in the need of such services. This gives Mr. Martin a well rounded view with unique insights, not often found when looking for advice as to the best available course of action, either in or out of bankruptcy, of a client’s financial situation.
Wills
When a loved one passes away in Florida, there are numerous issues that must be resolved as part of honoring the terms of that loved one’s last will and testament. Probate is the legal process used to prove the validity of a will so as to allow for the proper administration of an individual’s estate after he or she has passed away. If you have recently lost a loved one and you need legal representation in the probate administration or litigation process, hiring a local Florida probate attorney at Jon L. Martin, Attorney at Law will significantly improve your chances of having the process move ahead smoothly and without delays. Attorney Martin’s probate practice focuses exclusively on representing out-of-state beneficiaries and families in Florida probate matters.
Trusts
There are various different kinds of irrevocable trusts; however, they all have two things in common: 1) People use them to reduce taxes, and 2) People use them to protect property. Some of the common irrevocable trusts include the following...
Probate
Administering an estate is difficult enough when you are local. Attorney Martin offers out-of-state beneficiaries and families with skilled representation for their probate needs in Florida. He can be your local advocate here so you can remain home and know your rights and your loved one’s estate are being protected.

Bankruptcy
A look at the current state of our economy can be discouraging. Average credit card debt is growing every year, and the consumer’s ability to keep up with payments has become increasingly difficult. While these numbers reveal a serious and daunting issue, there are ways to find relief. Filing for bankruptcy may be the most beneficial decision for your household. When you are straddled with serious and overwhelming debts, Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a viable option. This form of bankruptcy can help alleviate the insurmountable pressure you or your family may be feeling.
Foreclosure
Lawsuits · Collections · FDCPA issues · Foreclosures · Modifications · FCRA issues · Student Loans · Life and credit after BK · Bankruptcy avoidance for small business · Business strategy
Tax Law
We can explain to you everything you need to know about debt and creditor obligations, tax issues, assets passing outside of probate, property valuation, business succession and distribution of assets to beneficiaries. We offer thorough probate and estate administration services, including reviewing the testamentary will, explaining the probate process, advising executors and handling all aspects of Florida estate administration in Florida probate court.

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