On behalf of Marrs & Terry | Jul 26, 2018 | Uncategorized
Many people work hard for years to pay off their homes. When you paid yours off at long last, you must have felt incredibly proud. Whether your mortgage lasted for 15 years, 30 years or another length, it was too long. You must have often felt like no end was in...
On behalf of Marrs & Terry | Jul 25, 2018 | Bankruptcy
Michigan residents who have filed for bankruptcy may be able to get a car loan after doing so. Those who have filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy could be allowed to take on an auto loan during the course of their repayment period. Most who are seeking a car loan during...
On behalf of Marrs & Terry | Jul 16, 2018 | Family Law
Women in Michigan should be prepared to face some unsettling financial revelations if they file for divorce. A survey of 1,785 participants showed that 46 percent of the divorced women encountered financial surprises during their divorce. Divorced and divorcing women...
On behalf of Marrs & Terry | Jul 11, 2018 | Family Law
Divorced Michigan parents must learn to deal with the difficulties of a co-parenting arrangement. Co-parenting is easier when both parents commit to maintaining focus on the emotional well-being of their children, understanding the harm that can come from minimizing...
On behalf of Marrs & Terry | Jul 5, 2018 | Family Law
The National Retirement Risk Index was created in 2006 by the Center for Retirement Research in order to measure the percentage of households that are at-risk of a lower standard of living after retirement. Michigan residents who are approaching divorce might want to...
On behalf of Marrs & Terry | Jul 3, 2018 | Uncategorized
Many people are apprehensive about bankruptcy because of the common misconception that you will have to liquidate all your assets. On the contrary, the objective of bankruptcy is to facilitate repayment of debt, and if this can be done without liquidation, it is...
