Discover the latest insights, news and advice related to civil and criminal appeals, state and federal appeals, judgment collection, receivership and more.
If you’ve been accused of mortgage fraud or federal tax crimes related to real estate fraud, there’s a good chance you’ve fallen victim to an overzealous federal court system. Following the housing bubble, prosecutors were expected to put their best efforts forward when it came to mortgage fraud. Unfortunately, this has led to innocent victims
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Medicare fraud is a serious topic that affects seniors across the nation and wastes billions of taxpayer dollars every year. When discussing Medicare fraud, many people focus on con artists and scammers who take seniors’ Medicare numbers to use them illegally. But many doctors and other medical practitioners perform Medicare fraud as well, over the course of providing very real
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If you lower your tax bill under false pretenses, you will run into issues. It’s time to look at tax avoidance vs. tax evasion so you can avoid breaking the law. You may take legal steps toward avoidance to ensure maximum after-tax income. On the other hand, if you fail to pay your tax bill
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One of the most difficult choices you may ever face is deciding how to choose a criminal defense lawyer for yourself or a loved one. We get it. It’s hard, but it’s also important to find a good criminal defense attorney, someone who boasts a reputation of dependability and success. There are several factors you’ll
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When considering summary judgment vs. summary adjudication as trial strategies, you should consult with Texas lawyers who possess the resources and knowledge of these nuanced procedural techniques to help you. Keep reading to learn more about the ins and outs of summary adjudication and summary judgment. The Difference between Summary Adjudication and Summary Judgment Summary
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In this article, we’ll discuss who can file motion for summary judgment and how the whole process plays out in court. Keep reading to learn more. What Is a Summary Judgment Motion? A motion for summary judgment is when a litigant in a case, either the plaintiff or the defendant, asks the court to end
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Criminal charges are brought against a defendant by the state or the people, and they can be maintained or dropped by the same. This may be a surprise, as it seems all crimes have victims who many feel deserve justice for being hurt. Why Are Criminal Charges Dropped? Criminal actions, such as the ones prohibited
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If you just won a judgment in state or federal court for yourself or your client, your feelings of victory may start to fade when you look down the long road ahead for collecting. Collecting a Judgment in Texas When the court grants someone a judgment for monetary damages in a lawsuit, they become what
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The Law Offices of Seth Kretzer has an impressive track record of success in obtaining wins for clients. Keep reading to learn more about some of our past victories. About the Law Offices of Seth Kretzer Our Texas law firm includes experienced attorney Seth Kretzer. Attorney Kretzer is an aggressive criminal trial lawyer, appellate advocate, and
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During a judgment collection consultation with an attorney, you will discuss several options together to determine the best path for your specific collections case. Keep reading to learn more about the consultation process. The Role of Judgment Collection Attorneys The best judgment collection attorneys know all the ins and outs of how to pursue a
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What are the most common reasons that people hire an attorney? In this article, we will discuss the different types of law services that attorneys practice and provide examples of specific scenarios. Receivership and Post-Judgment Collection In accordance with 28 U.S.C. §3103, a court-appointed receiver may collect unpaid money judgments by taking possession of the real
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In civil cases, either party can appeal to a higher court. This article will discuss the grounds for appeal in civil cases as well as the steps of the federal civil appeals process. U.S. Courts of Appeals: An Overview The United States Courts of Appeals (also called the Circuit Courts) were created by Congress under authority rooted
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