Jacksonville, FL
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Business
By: Kelly A. Karstaedt, Esq. When a company enters into Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the purpose is to reorganize the business so it can manage existing debts and hopefully come out a healthier business. B...
See Full GuideGiven the current real estate market, a real concern among renters is what will happen to them if their landlord stops paying the mortgage and a foreclosure action is filed. In 2009, a new law was enac...
See Full GuideWhen a debtor files a bankruptcy action, creditors may or may not have the opportunity to file a proof of claim evidencing the amount owed to the creditor on the date the bankruptcy action was filed. T...
See Full GuideBy: Kelly A. Karstaedt, Esq. It is common knowledge that when a company or individual files for bankruptcy, all collection activity stops. What is commonly not known is that condominium assessments a...
See Full GuideSo you finally, after months or years of litigation, obtained a massive judgment for your client. You sent written discovery, compelled return of the fact information sheet and even deposed the defenda...
See Full GuideBy: Kelly A. Karstaedt, Esq. It is common knowledge that when a person or business files for bankruptcy, the end result is typically a discharge of debts. The bankruptcy debtor will no longer be pers...
See Full GuideThere are numerous provisions built into the Bankruptcy Code which restrain a debtor from abusing the system by filing for bankruptcy over and over again. This includes periods of time in which filing ...
See Full GuideBy: Kelly A. Karstaedt, Esq. Isnt tax season a wonderful time for creditors seeking to collect on a judgment? A time when all that money flowing from the federal government to debtors could go straig...
See Full GuideIn every bankruptcy action that is filed, a stay of any collection-type activities automatically comes into place for the duration of the pending action. However, there are certain proceedings that are...
See Full GuideA new rule set forth by the Florida Supreme Court last year altered the manner in which attorneys have been serving court papers by requiring service by electronic mail, or e-mail. Although the rule i...
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