What they Didn’t Teach You in Driver’s Ed: Tips for New Drivers
Your baby is all grown up and driving now! Though it’s exciting, it can be stressful – here are some tips for the road that they don’t teach in Driver’s Education, but…
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Why File for Bankruptcy?
Are there some situations where it’s best to file for bankruptcy? Though bankruptcy does depend a lot on personal finances, there are times when it’s typically best to fast-track filing. Times You…
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10 Need-to-Know NC Traffic Laws
It’s hard to know every law in your state – there are just so many of them! We’re bringing you 10 of North Carolina’s need-to-know traffic laws that you may have never…
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How To: Get Out of Credit Card Debt in 4 Steps
What do you do when your credit card debt is beginning to pile up more and more? Is there a way to get out of it? How? Don’t worry – here are…
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What Happens When I Fail to Stop at a Crosswalk?
“Pedestrians have the right of way” is one of the first things you’re taught in Driver’s Education. And though you may know the general rule, we’re here today to break down the…
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How To: Recover from Bankruptcy
We’ve heard rumors that recovering from bankruptcy is impossibly difficult, and that most people cannot recover. However, you can take steps to make sure that declaring bankruptcy is truly the beginning of…
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Roundabout Do’s and Don’ts
We’ll be the first to admit that using a roundabout can be confusing. Here are do’s and don’ts for proper roundabout etiquette that will have you driving like a pro. 1. Be…
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Reversing the Stigma Around Bankruptcy
Most people associate declaring bankruptcy with laziness, dishonesty, irresponsibility, and immaturity. This stigma typically turns people away from the idea of declaring bankruptcy. Bankruptcy tends to be seen as the finish line…
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Debunking Traffic Myths
Don’t believe everything you hear – these are five popular traffic myths debunked. 1. A wider road is a safer road. Lane sizes are typically between 10 and 12 feet. There is…
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FAQs about Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
You have questions about Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and we have answers. Here’s the basics for what to know when you think of Chapter 7 bankruptcy. 1. What is Chapter 7 and how…
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Jaywalking: Does the Punishment Fit the Crime?
Jaywalking is defined as “crossing or walking in the street or road unlawfully or without regard for approaching traffic.” The fine for jaywalking in North Carolina ranges anywhere from $24-$174 and is…
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Student Loans and Filing for Bankruptcy
The average undergraduate student takes out $36,500 in student loans to attend a public university. A student pursuing a Masters’ degree will take out an additional $46,600 in loans for graduate school.…
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