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What Can I Expect at a Social Security Disability Hearing?

That, unfortunately, is a very broad question.

Let me start off by saying that the social security disability hearing is not supposed to be an adversarial event, e.g. the courtroom-type action you see on Law & Order or Matlock with objections flying and lots of yelling.

What Can I Do If I am Sued for a Debt in Justice Court in Mississippi?

Ed WoodsIn Mississippi, each county has a justice court. These courts are staffed by not less than two nor more than five part-time judges and other staff. Justice courts hear small civil, i.e., non-criminal claims, and misdemeanor criminal cases. A "small" civil claim is defined as a claim of $3,500.00 or less excluding court filing fees which usually run between $64.00 and $74.00.

What Can I Do If I am Being Sued By a Debt Collector?

Ronald SykstusIf you receive a summons stating that you have been sued by a debt collector or creditor, do not ignore it!  You have a right to request a trial and to demand that the Plaintiff (the entity bringing the lawsuit) prove its case in court. If you do not timely file an answer to a lawsuit, then you will automatically lose under what is called a default judgment.

How Do I Know If I Need To File For Bankruptcy or Not?

Take an honest look at your current situation. Write down all of your living expenses such as rent, food, clothing, medicine, insurance premiums, utility bills, vehicle related expenses (such as maintenance and gas), recreation, and all of your other ongoing monthly living expenses. Then, write down all of your monthly debt payments each month such as your mortgage payments, car notes, credit card bills, and other installment payments on your debt. With your current income, are you able to timely pay your living expenses and debts each month?

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Byram, MS 39272
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