Reed James C

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Phone: (302) 227-2477

Address: 19633 Blue Bird Ln Unit 6, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971

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Divorce
Child Support
In addition to walking you through the means test to determine whether you are eligible for protection under Chapter 7, I will make certain you understand which debts can and cannot be discharged in Chapter 7, before you file. (Some debts, such as student loans, child support arrearages and certain tax obligations, cannot be discharged).
Spousal Support
If your financial problems are the result of child support or alimony obligations, debts for tax withholding, income tax debts for returns filed in the last three years, or student loans, bankruptcy will generally not discharge, or eliminate, those debts.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law

Bankruptcy
Most bankruptcies are filed as Chapter 7 bankruptcies, which are often referred to as liquidations or straight bankruptcies. When an incorporated business files a chapter 7 bankruptcy, it does not have any of the exemptions that a person has, and business assets must be sold to pay the debts. The business is closed. Business debts are only collectible through the bankruptcy and are only paid from the business assets. Only a business that is incorporated can file bankruptcy. If the business is owned personally, only a personal bankruptcy is available.
Foreclosure
At the office of attorney James C. Reed, in Rehoboth Beach, I bring over two decades of experience to individuals throughout lower Delaware who face financial challenges, including people involved in foreclosure proceedings. I don’t care how you got behind in your mortgage payments; my sole focus is on helping you use the bankruptcy laws to stop foreclosure and keep your home. Because I understand the stress and anxiety you are under, I provide a high level of personal service and attention to every client, keeping you informed regarding the progress of your case. To schedule an appointment, contact my office or call me at 302-227-2477. I provide a free initial evaluation to every client.
Tax Law
One of the best methods of evaluating your financial position is to sit down and list your net monthly income (what you take home after taxes and other deductions), and compare your income to one month’s living expenses, everything that you need to pay throughout the year, including: mortgage or rent, utilities (electric, heat, telephone, cable TV, trash collection), cell phones, vehicle payments, food, clothing, medical expenses, car insurance, property insurance and property taxes if not included in your mortgage payment, life and health insurance, gasoline for your vehicles, vehicle repair and maintenance, any other tax that is not withheld from your income, child care, pet care and food, etc., and don’t forget haircuts, school lunches, work lunches, cigarettes, recreation and entertainment expenses, tax preparation, car registration expenses, and all the other little things you pay for. Many people who are in financial trouble have more expenses than income, or little or nothing left after paying their living expenses. If the amount that is left to pay your debts is only enough to pay the interest, only enough to pay minimum payments on credit cards, or not enough to form any plan to repay all of your debts, then you have four choices: increase your income, lower your expenses, find a credit counseling company that can pay all of your debts with a monthly payment that you can afford for a reasonable period of time, or if you can’t come up with a reasonable plan, consult with a bankruptcy attorney, to see what debt relief is available.

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