Our attorneys share their insights and provide guidance on topics related to injury claims and bankruptcy in these blog posts. Stay informed of important issues that may affect you if you are struggling to get out of debt, or have been injured in a catastrophic accident, by reading our blog posts.
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How Organized Is Your Estate Plan? It's vital that your personal representative or trustee be able to find your estate planning documents when they are needed. Learn how to get organized. -
Starting a Corporation or LLC? We've developed a simple packet to help business owners quickly get their new legal entity up and running. Our “Business Entity Quick Start” package. -
Secret #7: How to Determine What Your Case Is Worth There are several factors used to determine what a personal injury claim is worth. Call Steffens Law to schedule a consultation about your case. -
What Is The Bankruptcy "Means Test" If you must file bankruptcy, you'll certainly want to file under the cheapest, easiest, and quickest of the bankruptcy chapters. -
How to Decide if You Need a Lawyer to Settle Your Claim A lawyer isn't always necessary, but legal representation is vital in many cases. Learn how to tell if you need help. -
Secret #5: How to Deal With the Other Guy's Insurance Company After a car accident, you must use extreme caution when dealing with the other driver's insurance company. Contact Steffens Law Offices to learn more. -
Are There Student Loan Debt Payment Options? Yes - Usually Student loan debt has become a hot topic for a couple of reasons. -
How to Receive Money to Repair/Replace Your Wrecked Vehicle Learn how to get funds to repair or replace your vehicle after a car crash caused by another Nebraska driver's negligence. -
Can I Be Thrown in Jail Because of My Debts? No, fortunately. A person cannot be thrown in jail just for having unpaid bills, loans, or credit card debt. -
Will My Income Tax Debt Be Discharged and Erased? Income taxes can only be erased in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies, if each of the following rules are satisfied