the Chapter 11 Bankruptcy of Curtis James Jackson, Iii Aka 50 Cent

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This Article is the first entry in this Author’s Series on the Chapter 11 Bankruptcy filing of Curtis James Jackson III, or the man more famously known as 50 Cent, Fiddy, and sometimes, G Unit.  The entries in this Series  will be presented, as follows: FORMER PARAMOUR OF RICK ROSS DAMAGED BY RAPPER 50 CENT’S PUBLICATION OF SEX TAPE:  THE MISADVENTURES OF PIMPIN’ CURLY FIFTY CENTS FEUD WITH SLEEK AUDIO CONTINUES IN BANKRUPTCY COURT: 50 CENT’S HEADPHONE DEAL GETS DA CLUB 50 CENT BATTLES IN BANKRUPTCY Read More +

the Strange Death of Antonin Scalia: What Really Happened at the Cibolo Creek Ranch?

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PART TWO IN THE SERIES ON THE DEATH OF SUPREME COURT JUSTICE ANTONIN SCALIA The first Article on Antonin Scalia was primarily an combination of the information, arranged as a narrative, that were given regarding the death Mr. Scalia, as presented in media sources found on the internet.  This Article will supplement the information found in the first Article. Judge Cinderela Guevera pronounced dead by telephone at 1:52 p.m. after she was called by Sheriff Danny Dominguez, according to a February 13, 2016 Article in Read More +

Death of Antonin Scalia: Combination of All Known Facts Sorrounding Scalia’s Death Up to February 16, 2016

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US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was pronounced dead on Saturday, February 13, 2016.  Scalia died at the Cibolo Creek Ranch in Presidio County, Texas.  Scalia was appointed to the Supreme Court by Ronald Reagan in 1986, and was the longest serving Justice on the Supreme Court.  Scalia was 79 years old. Scalia was staying at the Cibolo Creek Ranch in Presidio County, Texas, as part of a group engaged in quail hunting.  The Cibolo Creek Ranch is approximately 30,000 acres.  An Article in Western Read More +

Natural Born Citizen Defined – Part 3

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III. ELIGIBILITY OF VARIOUS UNITED STATES PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES [Read Part I. REQUIREMENTS TO BE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES] After reading the writings and testimony of the Founders and Signors of the United States Constitution, the words of Emmanuel de Vattel, the evidence surrounding the creation of the 14th Amendment, and the findings of the United States Supreme Court, amongst other evidence, a reasonable thinker can determine what is the definition of a Natural Born Citizen, as such term relates to the United States Constitution.  In Read More +

Natural Born Citizen Defined

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I. REQUIREMENTS TO BE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES The United States Constitution was Ratified in 1788.  The United States Constitution defines the requirements for a person to be eligible, to serve as the President of the United States.  Article II, Section 1, clause 5 of the United States Constitution states that “No Person, except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the office of president; neither shall Read More +

Yes Virginia-student Loans Can Be Discharged in Bankruptcy (part 3)

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WITH STUDENT LOANS IN BANKRUPTCY, THE FACTS DETERMINE THE LAW PART THREE OF THREE By Jay Weller Please refer to Parts One and Two of our Blog Series on the Discharge of Student Loans in Bankruptcy, for context and understanding. Many Articles found in the mainstream media references Student Loans in Bankruptcy decry the difficulty of Discharging such Student Loans.  However, in reality, many Student Loans can be Discharged in Bankruptcy, but the Debtors do not seek such relief that they may be eligible. A Read More +

Yes Virginia-student Loans Can Be Discharged in Bankruptcy (part 2)

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WITH DISCHARGE OF STUDENT LOANS IN BANKRUPTCY THE FACTS DETERMINE THE LAW PART TWO OF THREE PARTS By Jay Weller This is our Second Part in our Blog Article regarding the Discharge of Student Loans in Bankruptcy.  Please refer to Part One for context and understanding. The Cases of Tetzlaff and Conway teach us some valuable lessons in terms of when a Student Loan may be Discharged in Bankruptcy.  One such lesson is that in Legal Matters, the Facts often determine the Law.  Mr. Tetzlaff Read More +

Yes Virginia-student Loans Can Be Discharged in Bankruptcy

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WITH DISCHARGE OF STUDENT LOANS IN BANKRUPTCY THE FACTS DETERMINE THE LAW PART ONE OF THREE PARTS By Jay Weller The mainstream media is reporting on a recent case pertaining to the Discharge of Student Loans in Bankruptcy, in which the Supreme Court elected to not hear on Appeal, as an indicator that Student Loans will remain essentially impossible to Discharge in Bankruptcy.  This reporting is misleading regarding the availability to Discharge Student Loans in Bankruptcy. For example, The Wall Street Journal Articles first sentence Read More +

Budgeting for the Christmas and Holiday Season (part 2)

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As a Bankruptcy Lawyer or Bankruptcy Attorney in Clearwater, Florida, many Clients have questions as to how to Budget their Finances during the Christmas and Holiday Season.  In the prior Blog Post, we discussed the first step of discerning what elements that are directly deducted from you Gross Income can be reduced. After you have determined your total monthly take home income, then determine what are your monthly expenses.  Write on the top of a piece of paper you take home income and then under Read More +

Budgeting for Christmas and Holiday Season

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Budgeting is important, not only during the Holiday Season but during the entire year because unless you are properly recording your finances, you may not be distributing such finances to their best or most efficient uses. The first step in Budgeting is to write down your Gross Income, whether it is from Employment, or other forms of Income such as Social Security, Pension, or other Benefits.  If you receive Income primarily from Employment, then first look at what deductions are made from your paycheck before Read More +