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Phone: (305) 285-8838

Address: 2223 Coral Way, Coral Gables, FL 33145

Website: https://www.robertcmeyer.com

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Divorce
Child Support
The true difference between a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 is the discharge. In Chapter 7, there are over 34 different types of debt which cannot be discharged. In Chapter 13, that list is only approximately 13. The thirteen debts which cannot be discharged in a Chapter 13 include: (a) certain tax liabilities; and the newly created exceptions of; (b) money obtained by fraud; (c) unlisted creditors; (d) embezzlement/larceny/fiduciary breach; (e) Alimony or child support ordered obligations; (f) willful or malicious injury to another; (g) most student loans; (h) DUI liabilities to another for loss of life or injury; and (i) restitution or a criminal fine, included in a sentence on the debtor's conviction of a crime.
Spousal Support

DUI/DWI
Although it refers to "vehicles" in the Code, any DUI accident involving a motor vehicle, boat, or other motor assets (and the same being subjected to DUI-type statutory liability) could affect your discharge. If there has been an adjudication of guilt for the violation of the statute regarding DWI or DUI, it is best to think about filing a Chapter 13. In Chapter 13, that debt would be discharged. All the liability associated with that debt would be discharged. In addition, upon that discharge being granted, any revocation of your driving privileges could be reinstated. Therefore, Chapter 13 cases involving debtors with DUI/DWI convictions or adjudications of guilt would permit the debtor to receive not only a discharge of a potentially disastrously large civil liability, but would further permit the debtor to have his/her license reinstated.
Embezzlement

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Disclaimer Statute May Permit Judgment Debtors to Deliver Money to Friends or Family With Nothing to Creditors, But Not Always in Florida - PDF - 7.6mb (please note this is a large file and may take some time to load)

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning was once truly the domain of the rich and famous. However, the amount of a tax-free estate continues to hover around one million dollars. With the real estate prices in this county growing at a rapid pace, reaching such milestone is much more easily obtained than had been in the past.
Wills
Probate

Bankruptcy
Focusing exclusively upon Florida bankruptcy case law, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy debtor's "Statement of Intention" may have important consequences in a state foreclosure. Rulings slowly evolved to deliver the present majority opinion which concludes that the bankruptcy surrender –- through the "Statement of Intention" –- requires the debtor to cease defending a state foreclosure proceeding. Because of this jurisprudential evolution, bankruptcy filings must be seriously reviewed by state court attorneys handling foreclosure defenses as the debtor's representation in the Bankruptcy Court may not only trump the foreclosure defenses; but, may subject foreclosure defense counsel to contempt hearings before the Bankruptcy Court. And, not surprisingly, a recent decision in the Southern District of Florida upended this majority position by showing a different perspective in what appears to be to the debtor's advantage.
Foreclosure
Most commonly in the State of Florida, Chapter 13 is utilized to reinstate a mortgage which has been subjected to a foreclosure. The ability to utilize the Chapter 13 procedure to compel the mortgagee to receive payment and cease the foreclosure is extremely important to mortgagors (homeowners)in the State of Florida and permits them often times to save the homestead of the family. This reinstatement time will be anywhere in the neighborhood of 3 to 5 years and payments will also, more often than not, include payments to the unsecured creditors.
Tax Law
Tax disputes have so many methods of being handled. You can handle the dispute in Claims Court (a court which enters many unique rulings on the issues), in the District Court (where you must deposit your liability before having jurisdiction), and in the Tax Court (where no deposit is required but the taxpayer oftentimes does not fare well). If you have other monetary problems associated or not associated with your tax issues, a fourth forum is available: the Bankruptcy Court. Oftentimes, the Bankruptcy Court is the most friendly.

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