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We provide specialized winterization services to safeguard your pool during the off-season, and when spring arrives, we handle the thorough opening process.
If you’re ready to seek the personal attention of a Upper Marlboro, MD, lawyer, then Joy P. Robinson, PC would like to speak with you. Our firm attained the Maryland State Bar in 1990, and ever since we’ve been striving to help area residents protect their rights. Our practice offers a free initial consultation and is locally based, so setting up a meeting with us should never be too challenging.
We offer payment plan options, and our practice employs paralegals in order to keep the cost of routine work as low as possible. Our clients contact us for help regarding:
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Joy P. Robinson, PC is available to confer with clients Monday to Friday, 10am–6pm, or Saturday and Sunday, by appointment only.
We’re here when you want to put your questions in front of a Upper Marlboro, MD, lawyer that wants to help. Reach out to us soon, and we’ll help you conduct a full review of the difficulties that your case might present.
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Sometimes people find themselves burdened with insurmountable debt due to medical bills, lost jobs, or other major life catastrophes. If you are in a similar situation, don’t lose hope. Bankruptcy law provides a court-managed process to seek relief from of all or part of your debt. Joy P. Robinson, PC can help you navigate the bankruptcy procedure.
Creditors’ harassing collection techniques can disrupt your life. You may be unsure of what you can do to put an end to the constant calls, insults, and threats. If you find yourself in a situation like this, consult with Joy P. Robinson, PC to put an end to their absue and report potentially illegal behavior.
Having a plan for your estate is the best way to ensure you maintain control over the distribution of your assets upon your death. Estate planning can also provide a record of your wishes should you become disabled or incapacitated while still living. If you’re ready to begin the estate planning process, Joy P. Robinson, PC is here to protect the interests of you and your loved ones.
For many, job losses and other financial difficulties led to an inability to maintain monthly payments on residential mortgages. As an experienced foreclosure attorney, Joy P. Robinson, PC understands the difficult circumstances that distressed homeowners face and can help navigate through the various options available to you under the law.
Joy P. Robinson, PC plays an important role in real estate transactions and is here to help you with the many aspects of buying and selling property. Our firm knows how to ask the right questions to understand your legal real estate needs and helps you make the decisions that are in your best interest.
Chapter 7 is the most popular form of bankruptcy because it allows most people to wipe out all (or most) of their debts within a few months. In return, you must give up your nonexempt property. The bankruptcy trustee (an attorney appointed to administer your case) sells this property and distributes the proceeds among your creditors based on priorities set by law. At the end of the process, the court will “discharge” (wipe out) most types of debts. However, bankruptcy doesn’t wipe out all types of debts. Chapter 7 won’t get rid of child support debt, certain income taxes, most student loans, debts incurred through fraud, and a few other types of debt.
You can file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy once every eight years, and there are other factors that may influence when you are able to file for bankruptcy, too. One of the most important things you can do for yourself if you’re thinking about filing is to set up a meeting with a Maryland bankruptcy lawyer. Having your questions answered and getting clarification may be essential during this challenging time.
In Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you keep all of your property. In return, you repay creditors (in full or in part, depending on a number of factors) through a court-approved repayment plan that lasts between three and five years. Instead of dealing with individual creditors, you make a single monthly payment to the bankruptcy trustee who then distributes payments to creditors.
You must pay some debts in full over the plan period (for example, back child support, back mortgage payments, and your car loan) and some you pay in part depending on what money is left over after the trustee pays your “priority” debts (for example, credit card debt and medical bills). You must continue to make your mortgage payments throughout your bankruptcy. Chapter 13 allows you keep your property so long as you can keep up with the payment plan. If you have an income and you believe you’ll be able to stick with it, consult with a Maryland bankruptcy attorney over whether filing for Chapter 13 is the right choice for you.
Q: Why should I hire a Prince George’s County attorney from the Law Firm of Joy P. Robinson, P.C.?
A: Hiring a Prince George’s County attorney from Joy P. Robinson, P.C. ensures you receive legal guidance rooted in local knowledge and personalized service. Attorney Joy Robinson understands the county’s court systems and tailors strategies to protect your best interests.
Q: Does the Law Firm of Joy P. Robinson, P.C. provide services in Oxon Hill, MD?
A: Yes, Attorney Joy Robinson represents clients as an attorney in Oxon Hill, MD, offering support in areas such as bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, and family law.
Q: Can I get legal help in Bladensburg, MD, through Joy P. Robinson, P.C.?
A: Absolutely. As an experienced attorney in Bladensburg, MD, Joy Robinson offers trusted representation for clients seeking debt relief, estate planning, or litigation support.
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