Moseman Law Office, LLC Blog
What Happens to the Debt on My House When I File Bankruptcy
When you purchase a house you sign two separate documents related to the borrowed money. The first is a Promissory Note it is a promise to pay the money you borrowed back. The second is a Mortgage...
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Savings in the Palm of Your Hand
With summertime nearly here (if mother nature doesn’t throw us any more curve balls) we all get excited about being able to enjoy outside activities with friends and family. Whether it is going to...
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Graduation with Debt
Congratulations! You have graduated from college, with student loans and credit card debt! Now what? So you find a job in your chosen profession but you’re still living in your mom and dad’s...
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Candidates for Lake County Primary Election 2018
With the primary election quickly approaching, Lake County residents have the opportunity to fill the seat of long-serving Lake County Court of Common Pleas Judge, Richard L. Collins, Jr. Judge...
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Finding the Balance Between Work and Play
The dreaded work/play balance… and how to achieve it or feel better about not being able to. I have been to seminar after seminar and paid lots of money to be told at the end ‘when you figure it out...
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Discussing Money with a Potential Life Partner
Dating, moving in together, marriage and … Money!! You found Mr. or Ms. Right and you are thinking about the next step, and then the discussion about money is on the horizon. How do you bring it up?...
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Unemployment Benefits
A concern for all business owners but especially small business owners is managing unemployment insurance. State unemployment insurances is paid by the employer on the first $9000.00 of wages for an...
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Robo Calls and the Law
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) expressly prohibits the use of an automatic telephone dialing system (CATDS) and/or an artificial or prerecorded message to call cell phones, absent an...
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What does ‘walking away’ from your house really mean?
The bank has foreclosed, a judgment in foreclosure has been signed and filed with the court and the dreaded Sheriff sale has occurred. You no longer have any ownership rights to your house, right?...
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Scam on Bankruptcy Filers
Those filing for bankruptcy are getting hit by phone scammers in several U.S. states. The scammers pretend to be attorneys and use personal information to fool victims into sending them money to pay...
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