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Can I Represent Myself? What Can A Criminal Defense Lawyer Do For Me?
Posted on April 23rd, 2015 by Joe Pioletti
Have you been charged with a felony or misdemeanor in central Illinois? Have law enforcement officers asked you to come into the office to answer some questions? If so, you may be wondering if you can represent yourself or if you need to hire a criminal defense lawyer. You may be wondering what a criminal […]
Protecting Assets in Bankruptcy
Posted on April 16th, 2015 by Joe Pioletti
Filing bankruptcy accomplishes several goals. First, filing bankruptcy gives an individual relief from debts that he or she cannot pay. When you are struggling to pay your basic living expenses, the thought of paying credit card bills, medical expenses, and other debts can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, a financial crisis such as losing your job or […]
Will My Employer Find Out That I Filed Bankruptcy?
Posted on April 14th, 2015 by Joe Pioletti
Are you unable to pay your bills after you pay your living expenses each month? Are bill collectors and creditors contacting you at home and at work? Have you been threatened with a lawsuit to collect a debt? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, filing bankruptcy will give you the peace of […]
What If My Spouse Does Not Respond To The Divorce Petition After Service?
Posted on April 9th, 2015 by Don Pioletti
Making the decision to end a marriage is a difficult and painful process; however, in most cases, it is the first step in the healing process after the relationship has deteriorated into divorce. Typically, one of the spouses takes the initiative to hire an attorney to begin the divorce process. In Illinois, the divorce […]
What Are the Top 8 Mistakes Defendants Make in DUI Cases
Posted on April 8th, 2015 by Joe Pioletti
What Are The Top 8 Mistakes Defendants Make In DUI Cases? from Joe Pioletti Avoid these 8 mistakes defendants make in DUI cases in Illinois.
Joint Bankruptcy: Does My Spouse Have To File Bankruptcy?
Posted on April 7th, 2015 by Joe Pioletti
Facing financial problems is difficult for anyone; however, when you have a family to support, making ends meet while trying to pay off debts may be impossible. When there is no money left over each month to pay debts after you pay your family’s living expenses, you may want to consider filing bankruptcy. In […]
Free Report: How Long Will a Bankruptcy Stay on My Credit Report
Posted on April 6th, 2015 by Joe Pioletti
While each jurisdiction may have various local rules that set forth procedures regarding bankruptcy filings, federal law governs bankruptcy in the United States. This ensures that all debtors and creditors, regardless of where a debtor resides, will be treated in the same manner. Topics covered in this report include: What is Bankruptcy? Bankruptcy and Your […]
Free Report: Top Mistakes People Make Before Talking With a Bankruptcy Lawyer
Posted on April 2nd, 2015 by Joe Pioletti
As an experienced bankruptcy law firm, Pioletti Pioletti & Nichols can help you find the best solution to your debt problems. We want to help you avoid costly mistakes so that you can find a place of healthy financial well-being for you and for your family. Topics covered in this report include: Bankruptcy Mistakes to […]
What Is The Difference Between Seeking A Legal Separation And A Divorce?
Posted on April 2nd, 2015 by Don Pioletti
Most people never get married assuming that one day one or both of them will want to end the marriage; however, divorce is something that many couples face. Because divorce is a reality for many couples in Illinois, the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act provides several grounds for divorce. The grounds for divorce […]
What Is The Difference Between A Felony And A Misdemeanor?
Posted on March 31st, 2015 by Joe Pioletti
A felony and a misdemeanor are both criminal charges; however, the main difference is the punishment that you face for a conviction. Understanding the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor is important because the penalty you face for a felony conviction is far worse than being convicted of a misdemeanor. In the best-case scenario, […]