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Child Support
In seeking to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your goal may be to discharge or eliminate certain debts. But, what kind of debts can you discharge in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Some examples of debts that are generally dischargeable are credit cards, medical bills, unpaid utilities, and personal loans. In general, debts such as alimony, child support, fraudulent debts, certain taxes, student loans, and certain other debts incurred within a specified time period before your bankruptcy is filed cannot be discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

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Daugherty Patricia L Atty

Child Support
In seeking to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your goal may be to discharge or eliminate certain debts. But, what kind of debts can you discharge in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Some examples of debts that are generally dischargeable are credit cards, medical bills, unpaid utilities, and personal loans. In general, debts such as alimony, child support, fraudulent debts, certain taxes, student loans, and certain other debts incurred within a specified time period before your bankruptcy is filed cannot be discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Guardianship
A will is especially important if you have minor children or grandchildren that you wish to receive certain or all of your assets. Or if you want to designate a testamentary trustee to hold those assets in trust to be administered for the benefit of your minor children or grandchildren, until they reach legal age or any other age you desire, and ultimately distributed outright or as otherwise instructed by you. For your minor children and grandchildren, you can designate in your will who you want to serve as testamentary trustee to hold those assets in trust for the benefit of your minor children or grandchildren by naming that person in your will. In general, minors should not own assets. If a minor owns assets, generally a court-appointed guardian in a guardianship proceeding must oversee the assets and the administration and distribution of those assets, with any assets remaining being turned over to the minor upon reaching legal age, unless otherwise instructed by you.
Spousal Support

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Business Disputes
Businesses and corporations require the service of an experienced business attorney and/or corporate attorney to help them with business law, their legal needs and legal issues. If you are looking to start a new business or are a current business owner seeking advice, I can help. As your business lawyer, I will work hard as your corporate lawyer to obtain the best resolution for you in the most cost-effective manner possible.

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Real Estate Litigation
Whether you are buying, selling, or leasing real estate, it is important to know your rights and your risks. Hire a real estate law firm to handle the legal issues that arise during these transactions. My 35 years of experience as a real estate attorney has provided me with the knowledge necessary to handle these legal issues and transactions. The goal is to make sure you are informed and aware of all of your legal options and their effect.
Real Estate Transactions
If you are buying or selling real estate and have not hired your own real estate lawyer, proceeding to closing without legal review and representation can be risky. Real estate closings involve the preparation, execution, and delivery of necessary documents, such as deeds, mortgages, and promissory notes, the exchange of the purchase price for the deed, and payment of the costs of the real estate transaction. While real estate closings may appear to be a relatively simple process with a title company preparing the closing documents, a lack of understanding or proper review of these documents can lead to problems after closing. How can I help you? I represent clients through the closing process.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
I draft leases, as well. Leases are agreements between a landlord that is usually the owner of either commercial or residential real estate and a tenant that define the terms of the rental of the real estate including the parties to the lease, the description of the real estate leased, the rental amount, and the maintenance and repair responsibilities of the landlord and tenant. For landlords, it is important to have a lease that protects your interests. A well-drafted lease includes the rental terms, reduces your potential liability, and helps protect your real estate investment. For tenants, it is important to be aware of your rights and the risks that tenants may encounter.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
A will must go through the probate process for your bills to be paid and your assets to be distributed. As a probate estate lawyer, I can assist in estate planning and the probate of an estate after the death of a loved one. When a person passes away, someone will need to open a probate estate at court. This is usually the person named as the personal representative or executor in the will if the deceased person had a will, or, if not, a person designated in accordance with law to administer the estate by handling the collection and distribution of estate assets and the payment of creditors. If the administration of the estate requires a personal representative be appointed in a formal or ancillary administration, the appropriate paperwork must be filed with the probate court to obtain a court order appointing a personal representative and the issuance of letters of administration that empower the personal representative to administer the estate, with any required notice to the beneficiaries or heirs of the estate or interested parties. There will be certain procedural matters to accomplish initially, and I will guide and assist you throughout the administration of the estate. After letters of administration are issued, the personal representative, during the first stage of the administration of the estate, gathers information regarding the estate assets, the funeral and other expenses of the estate administration, bills, taxes, liabilities, and creditors’ claims, and publishes notice to creditors and serves known or reasonably ascertainable creditors. I provide legal advice and assist the personal representative with the legal paperwork to accomplish this.
Wills
Allow me, as an experienced estate planning attorney in Central Florida, to provide the personalized legal advice and service you deserve as I analyze the details of your important legal issues and transactions, such as wills, probate of estates, powers of attorney and living wills.
Power of Attorney
I went to Ms. Daugherty to have a will and power of attorney prepared for me. She listened to my needs, gave me good legal advice, and helped me every step of the way with my estate planning. I enjoyed working with her and will recommend her to my friends and family.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Ms. Daugherty helped me with my Chapter 7 bankruptcy. She and her assistant, Cassandra, knew I was stressed and were caring. Ms. Daugherty explained to me the types of bankruptcy and advised me on my bankruptcy options and helped me with my bankruptcy petition that she prepared. She helped me feel more at ease by listening and talking to me throughout the process. I intend to refer my friends and family to her if they need an attorney.
Foreclosure
If you have fallen behind on credit cards, medical bills, and other personal types of debts, or if you have experienced a repossession or foreclosure, please give me a call. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy may help you get a fresh start in your financial affairs and may eliminate credit card debt, medical bills, and other debts; stop lawsuits, and allow you a fresh start financially. Call me to speak with an Osceola County bankruptcy attorney to see if you qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If you do not, there may be other options available that I can explain to you. Although you will find some information here about a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, it is by no means meant to be a thorough explanation of all the things you need to consider in filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

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