#Personal Bankruptcy Attorney Dallas TX

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What to Look for In Credit Repair Companies in Dallas

Working with credit repair companies in Dallas to improve your credit score can be the most life-changing decision. This is particularly true if you faced some financial difficulties that had a negative impact on your credit score. When you clean up your credit record, you’ll have a clean slate. Ultimately, you will save money, access loans and enjoy lower interest rates.

The credit repair market is riddled with many scammers, and that’s why you should start by figuring out the best credit repair companies in Dallas. Here’s what to look for before you dive in:

1. Free consultation

Legit credit repair specialists offer free consultation to their customers. They should indicate on their website that you can consult them for free and provide contact information to let you do that. For the most part, a free consultation involves looking at your credit report and informing you what they can do and can’t do. For example, if they come across duplicate or erroneous accounts, they can help to get them removed, but they may not delete a public bankruptcy.

2. A record of accomplishment

Credit repair companies in Dallas that have been running for five or more years without being closed by FTC for any violations, are likely to be legit. Also, when vetting these providers, you may want to know if they’ve helped a customer with a case similar to yours, such as the removal of an IRA alien.

3. Open to Work with an Attorney if Necessary

The credit repair process can go through without involving an attorney, but that doesn’t mean the company shouldn’t be willing to use one. For instance, there are several cases where collection agencies, credit bureaus, and creditors break the law. This could be in form of wrongfully obtaining personal information, a breach of contract or something different. When that happens, a lawyer should be involved, and it will make things work out smoothly as opposed to handling legal matters on your own.

4. Testimonials and References

It’s understandable that each customer has a unique experience, and therefore, reviews are likely to vary. However, when reading customer reviews of a certain company online, you shouldn’t ignore certain red flags. For example, if you come across reviews from customers who waited for too long only to be greeted with little to no outcome, you should ask the company representative to elaborate further. If the provider can’t give you reasonable explanations, you should continue with the search.

5. Money back guarantee

Most credit repair companies in Dallas don’t have this type of guarantee on their websites. If you care about the quality of services they offer, you shouldn’t shy away from asking about it. If the company hasn’t helped you achieve the desired results within an agreed time, and you feel unsatisfied, they should be ready to offer you a refund.

Searching for the best credit repair companies in Dallas can be an uphill task. Using the above criteria, you can be assured of finding an effective and reputed agency.

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Drawing: Stephen Lack

Following the conspiracy lead of Steve Bannon and Breitbart, Donald Trump has grumbled and tweeted often about the Deep State, the purported nefarious grouping of hidden government persons lurking in the depths of the massive Federal apparatus of myriad acronymic masks.  ICE NSA FBI CIA and on through to lesser known but equally evil entities.  These are alleged to be conclaves, variously, of members of the Harvard elite, Yale’s Skull and Bones, Jewish cabalists, covens of Christian Fundamentalists, or whichever cluster-fuck you wish to designate, surely there will be a website or more devoted to reading the tea-leaves of the signals emitted from these organizational black holes and their swirling galaxies.  Right and Left wing chatterboxes selectively cherry-pick whatever political tid-bits they wish and construct fabulist narratives around them, from the assassination of JFK to that of MLK to 9/11 and on to the Boston Marathon bombing.  The existence of the internet gives wide berth for these to spawn, however false or true they might be.

Extracted from these events come tomes from scholars, Hollywood movies, novels and the rantings of Limbaugh, Hannity, Alex Jones and a host of lesser names.  There’s millions to be made from these, and those mentioned have made theirs and more.  Like America’s religious hucksters, there’s a lot of money to be made preying on the gullible and fearful, with which it seems our country is plentifully supplied.  Welcome to the world of QAnon.   It’s American as Apple Pie.

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For decades – well actually far longer than that, for centuries  – America has been awash with conspiracy theories, reaching back to its founding.  There were always traitors loose in the land, lluminati, the anti-christ, double-agents for foreign powers, the entire gamut of customary political war-horses, broad-brushes with which to paint your enemy. Today’s landscape is nothing new, just that for brief periods we like to pretend it ain’t so.

But, myths aside, it’s all the same old same old.  As is governance itself.

Two deep-state members, John Brennan and General Michael Hayden, former chiefs of the CIA

Conspiracy theories, to take root, need soil, and the United States government has been rich tilling land for as long as its been around.  Within long-term living memory those range from major matters, such as the concept that FDR and the government knew Pearl Harbor was coming, and let it happen.  Jump ahead half a century, and the same it true of 9/11.  In both cases there is ample evidence to suggest they are true, though the makers of American mythology adamantly insist that only a tin-foil hatter would believe such malarkey.  After all, who could believe that our own government would allow such events to occur when their job is to protect us?  Only a true nutter could believe such a thing, regardless of the massive evidence and logical reasons for such a thing to fit properly into a narrative.

And the same goes for lesser items from the assassination of JFK requiring magic bullets, and on down to such trivial things as using members of the military as guinea pigs for “scientific” experiments, or, well, hell, using whole cities like San Francisco to experiment with some new biological dispersal weapon.  Or letting St. George, Utah, knowingly be a nice down-wind recipient of nuclear bomb test radiation and then spending decades denying the cancerous downside.  In fact, the more one knows about Uncle Sam the more fertile the soil one finds for tin-foil hat thoughts.

Enter Donald, the wanna-be Queen’s tough guy sporting a giant borough-wide chip on his shoulder.  A self-made man, so he insists (that million buck starter kit from Dad don’t count), he broke into the hard-as-nails world of Manhattan real-estate and built a solid gold (well, at least gold-plated) reputation as a party-animal, womanizer, builder of garish towers, possessor of serial-wives and of serial bankruptcies.  And despite all that he wasn’t welcomed into the fold of the Manhattan elite, and here, decades later, bearing a grudge that deforms his face and body, and weighs on him like a WWF wrestler, he’s out to let them have it. Descending his golden escalator but 3 years ago, met by his adoring rent-a-crowd, he tossed his hat in the Presidential circus ring, and to wide amazement and laughter promptly vanquished the supposedly serious Republican candidates with school-yard taunts, and thereafter sent the world into shock when Hillary Clinton lost to him as well, if not in the general vote, then in the dubious Electoral College. The world has been aghast since, as The Donald charges like a raging bull, upsetting one institutionally rooted apple-cart after another, shredding the polite decorum and language of our traditional politics, and causing serious harm to the status quo.  Just like he said he would.

Well, almost.

  Having promised to “drain the swamp” The Don instead stocked the beltway with more alligator sleaze than anyone thought conceivable, stacking his Cabinet with grifters ready to dismantle their respective departments, and to feed at the Federal trough as quickly and mercilessly as possible.  Having reduced his GOP Congressional majorities to the quivering sycophants they always were, our gangster godfather trashed protocols, ripped up treaties and obsessively uprooted anything having to do with Barack Hussein Obama while loudly bellowing his utterly unmasked racism.  Supposedly serious Republicans held their silence while the Tea Party wing cheered lustily and the Don’s racist base went bananas.  Doubtless never having actually read it, the man sworn to uphold the US Constitution, did, as G W Bush had suggested, and treated it as “a goddam piece of paper.”   Toilet paper in this instance.

All of this behavior has transpired with little more than murmurs from the official opposition, the Democrats, who hide behind their minority status in the House and Senate whimpering there’s nothing they can do, their hands are tied until November, the mystical season of voting when the Great American Public is allowed to choose between corporately approved specimen A or B. And besides, they are as beholden to their corporate masters as the GOP, and should they speak too loudly the full depths of both-sides-of-the-aisle corruption would be fully exposed.   Until then the pages of YouTube and Facebook are awash with videos of virulent racists yelling and screaming on camera, police killing blacks for being black, ICE round-ups of alleged illegal aliens, children stored in ex-Walmart boxes converted to instant prisons, and other pleasantries of the present American mental landscape, the ugly id of the nation having been exposed by Trump’s tearing off of the band-aid of PC politeness imposed by the prior administration.

Faced with this rupture of politics-as-normal, the nation has contorted itself into the unimaginable:  the liberal-left now looks upon the FBI, the CIA and NSA as potential saviors, while the right, formerly the supposed champions of fiscal and moral rectitude, law & order, balanced budgets, goody-two-shoes ethics and virulent anti-Commie/Russiaphobes morphed instantaneously into Russiaphiles, haters of the deep-state combine of the FBICIANSA, and rabid pigs at the trough of corruption and racism.  And not only trickle down economics, but also trickle down ethics, in this case in the form of terminal corruption.  Hence the plague of YouTube racism and cop-killer videos.

You’re Fired!  Former FBI Chief Comey

Enter the deep rumblings of the Deep State.  Famed for having intervened in an attempted Richard Cheney machination during a breathless hospital visit to then Attorney General Ashcroft who lay seriously ill, while Cheney-Bush henchmen sought to secure his signature for a program of dubious legality, wearing his cloak as Ashcroft’s chief assistant, James Comey, life-long Republican, became a belated liberal hero, as did fellow Republican, Robert Mueller, then head of the FBI.  See this for the full story.    And now, a decade and some later, these two emerge from the deep bowels of the government yet again in tandem.  As FBI chief, appointed by Obama and retained by Donald Trump, Comey was pressed by his new boss to swear a certain kind of loyalty, mob-style. Declining, he was summarily fired, though in a manner in which in the arcane convolutions of government he was able to secure the naming of a special counsel to investigate Russian skullduggery during the 2016 election. The Special Counsel named was none other than Robert Mueller.  And not only that, but Comey also also did so in a manner which required Trump lackey Richard Sessions, Director of the Justice Department, to recuse himself from the investigation.    All this served well for Trump to loudly complain that he was being undercut and back-stabbed by the Deep State, of which Trump cohort Steven Bannon and his program Breitbart had long complained.

Drawing by Stephen Lack

The news of the day of late swirls with the constant word of criminality in high places – the current Manafort trial pealing the skin off the fancy-suited world of business and politics, with fantastical numbers, a litany of off-shore banking havens, and enough moral sleaze to last forever.  Or until the next, around-the-corner, trial to reveal still deeper depravity.   Or Avenatti’s latest lurid spill of The Don’s hushed-up sex-capades.

James Clapper, former head of the NSA

Legally, lying to a Congressional committee is a crime, whether under oath or not, punishable by up to five years in prison, or in some instances more.  James Clapper was head of the NSA,  (whom it turns out went to Annandale HS, Fairfax VA, 1956-60, same time I did, though I do not recall knowing him then, but my sister does), in testimony to Congress lied.  Caught at it, he recanted in a Clintonesque manner, parsing the exact meaning of “spying” etc.

John Brennan, Ex-Director of CIA

Mr Brennan, former director of the CIA, outspoken of late regarding Donald Trump -saying his comportment in Helsinki was “treasonous” – is himself in a problematic position, having also lied to Congress, just as did Clapper.  In his case regarding torture and such nice things.

And of course Mr Comey, fired director of the FBI, is also accused by some of lying, or at least fudging regarding leaks from his office.  All in all, a charming cluster of characters, all deeply enmeshed in governmental agencies which traffic in secrecy as a part of their function.  Naturally a good setting for conspiratorial actions.  So small wonder that thoughts of a Deep State tend to focus on this area, along with the military.

That this nexus of fellows engaged in the sordid arts of secrecy and executors of the dirty deeds of the US government should all re-emerge in unison, though this time wearing super-hero cloaks for some liberals, indeed raises a peculiar stench, the smell of something rotten deep in the bowels of America’s government: Yes, Virginia, there is a secret Deep State.

  And yes, it seeks to defend its institutional status and powers, just as do almost all bureaucratic institutional organizations.  In this case, these institutions (and 14 other “security” organizations under the umbrella of the Unites States Government), all seek to carry out their jobs as protectors of the corporate/business powers for which and on behalf of which that government exists.  And when by some quirk of circumstance, something or someone inimical to those interests occurs, it is their function to work together to challenge and defeat that intruding force.  And such, in the instance of Donald John Trump, is the case.

Were the Republican Party a healthy political party in American terms, it would have never allowed Trump to emerge as its nominee for President.  In a “healthy” state it would have vetted him, researched his background, and done whatever was necessary to assure he did not become their candidate.  But the Republican Party, like the rest of the society it is rooted in, is, exactly as is the Democrat Party, utterly corrupt, and has been so for some decades, steadily rotting away until it became a steaming fetid swamp of oligarchism marinated in All-American racism. The Democrats were equally corrupt, utterly owned by corporate powers, and utterly out-of-touch with what neo-liberal policies – their policies – had done to broad areas of the American public.

And as were and are the political parties of the USA, so too all its institutions are corrupt:  the Congress, the Courts, the Executive Branch, the 5th Estate, the corporate world, Wall Street.  Every. Damn. One. Of. Them.

So it is little wonder that along with all these pillars of American society that the Deep State is likewise corrupt.  Any decent working Deep State would have some time ago arranged a plausibly deniable accident, be it on the ground, Air Force One, or a berserk White House Guard, and Trump would already be fodder for further conspiracy theorists to figure out who done it.   But thus far, confronted with the Keystone Kops of the inept, obvious, utterly corrupted government of the most comical Don imaginable, the hard-men of the Deep State have thus far fumbled the ball, and the Trump gang, though snookered by their own glaring stupidity, is still standing.

So yes, Don, yes there is a Deep State, and it is certainly out to get you.  But it is just like you, and is inept and as flaccid as your butt is, unable to shift from the SOP of the Cold War to a world in which Tweets shift the market up and down and idiocy rules the White House, and few care if the President consorts with prostitutes and stuffs his government full with nepotism and cronyism.  After all, most of them are doing exactly the same things.

Meantime America burns.

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Painting by Stephen Lack

California forest fires seen from above the clouds

The Deep State and the Don(ald) Drawing: Stephen Lack Following the conspiracy lead of Steve Bannon and Breitbart, Donald Trump has grumbled and tweeted often about the…

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Attorney Avia Gauthier Becomes #1 Bestselling Author in New Anthology Book, Women Who Inspire Greatness

https://authoritypresswire.com/?p=29340 Attorney Avia Gauthier became an Amazon Bestselling Author when she was featured in a multi-author book that hit the #1 Amazon Bestseller List on launch day in October 2019. Amazon listed the book as Number 1 among all Teen & Young Adult Business & Economics eBooks and Number 2 among all 90-minute Business & Money Short Reads. The book also hit the Number 1 Hot New Release List in the 90-Minute Teen & Young Adult Short Reads category.The book provides lessons and useful insights for women and teen girls by highlighting the personal and professional journeys of 8 women business owners, authors, speakers and community leaders who have overcome life’s challenges and are now using their story, mission and platform to transform thousands of lives. The book is organized in an easy to read Question and Answer format that provides answers to the most common questions asked by their loyal followers, prospective clients and members of the press.Richardson attorney Avia Rice Gauthier advises clients on a range of matters relating to family law (divorce, fathers' rights, custody & child support), estate planning (wills, trusts, probate & guardianship), business law (contracts, business entity formation, commercial debt collection & negotiations) and bankruptcy (chapter 7 & 13). Avia has provided business and legal services for individuals, businesses, and non-profit associations in the North Texas area. Avia is licensed to practice law in the state of Texas and is a certified mediator, mobile notary, and signing agent. Avia also believes firmly in nurturing strong client relationships, engaging in consistent communication, and thinking outside of the box.Avia has over 10 years of sales and marketing management experience in addition to being admitted to practicing law in the State of Texas. Prior to starting her law career, she co-founded Southtech Digital, a web application development and digital marketing agency in Dallas, TX.While studying at Southern University Law Center, Avia served as a Lt. Governor in the American Bar Association, Christians at Law Community Service Chair, and as a Kaplan Student Representative. Additionally, Avia represented SULC in the National and Regional ABA and BLSA Negotiations competitions. While attending SULC, Avia was also the Nathan J. Folse Scholarship recipient.Avia is an active member and a part of the legal team at ONE Community Church in Plano, TX. She is also a mentor in Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Texas and the Dallas Independent School District E-mentoring program. Avia, a resident of Allen, Texas is married to Tony Gauthier and has two twin boys and three stepchildren. She enjoys community involvement, mentoring, life-changing conversations, and traveling regularly.“Women Who Inspire Greatness: 8 Powerhouse Women Share Their Stories on Overcoming Challenges, Achieving Success and Finding Joy in Business and Life” is available on Amazon in an eBook and paperback version at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YYJN89Q/.Launching Leaders Publishing Group has partnered with FindingFaithWithin.org to pledge 100% of the royalties from the retail sales of the book to be donated to Finding Faith Within, which helps support women and their children who are fleeing domestic violence secure safe shelter and resources. The organization also teaches self-worth, healthy boundaries, goal-setting, leadership and more to today’s teen girls ages 12-18.To learn more about Attorney Avia Gauthier and her services, visit www.gauthierlawfirm.com.

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Guide to Dallas Attorneys

Searching for a Dallas attorney can be more than a little overwhelming. With tens of thousands of Dallas attorneys practicing in the city itself, and many more in the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area, attorneys in Dallas TX are easy to find, but hard to choose from. This guide will help you choose an attorney in Dallas who can meet your legal needs. You will learn information about finding and affording Dallas attorneys, as well as why you might need attorneys in Dallas TX to handle your case.

Why Do I Need a Dallas Attorney?

Trying to navigate the legal system on your own, without the help of an attorney in Dallas, can be difficult and full of setbacks. Attorneys in Dallas TX are trained professionals who have had years of legal education and have passed the state’s difficult bar exam.

This means that your Dallas attorney can make your case more easily than you can. Dallas attorneys have a number of different practice areas, and different legal problems require different types of attorneys in Dallas TX. Here are some common reasons you might need a Dallas attorney:

You are seeking a divorce or have been officially served with divorce papers. Family and divorce attorneys in Dallas TX specialize in helping clients through the family court system.

You want to file for bankruptcy. A bankruptcy attorney in Dallas can help you understand what type of bankruptcy would be best for you and help you to file the appropriate paperwork.

You are facing criminal charges. Criminal defense Dallas attorneys specialize in defending clients from prosecution. Your Dallas attorney can help you reduce or eliminate fines or jail time.

You want to write or revise your will. Estate planning attorneys in Dallas TX can make sure that your assets are protected.

You want to file a lawsuit after you were injured. If you were hurt in a hospital, a Dallas attorney specializing in medical malpractice can take your case. If an accident happened, personal injury Dallas attorneys can assist you. If you were harmed by a product, you need an attorney in Dallas who specializes in product liability.

You need help immigrating or helping an employee or loved one immigrate. Immigration attorneys in Dallas TX are familiar with many types of visas and can get you on the path to legal residency or citizenship.

These are just a few of the types of Dallas attorneys available to clients. If you need an attorney in Dallas but are unsure what type you should be looking for, read the section below called “Finding Dallas Attorneys,” which can help you find attorneys in Dallas TX using a lawyer referral service.

Can I Do This On My Own?

Because of the expenses they anticipate, many people don’t hire a Dallas attorney and choose to represent themselves. While the state of TX allows anyone to represent themselves rather than hiring an attorney in Dallas, you may want to think twice before deciding to do this.

Legal representation has many rules and can be difficult to understand, and it’s unlikely you will ever win at a trial representing yourself. Hiring Dallas attorneys means that you will be represented by someone experienced in trial litigation and who knows how to talk to judges (not always an easy task).

If you are just filing paperwork rather than going to trial, you may be able to handle your case without the assistance of attorneys in Dallas TX. However, if you get anything wrong on the legal forms, you could be back to square one with nothing to show for it. Hiring an attorney in Dallas will give you peace of mind and ensure that the paperwork is done right the first time.

Can I Afford a Dallas Attorney?

One of the biggest concerns many people have about hiring an attorney in Dallas is how much it’s going to cost them. Fortunately for clients, many attorneys in Dallas TX understand that legal fees can be difficult to pay and make several options available for clients who don’t have as much money.

Your Dallas attorney may charge flat fees that cover legal representation for your entire case, rather than billing by the hour the way other Dallas attorneys do. This can make it easier to budget for your attorney in Dallas. You may also find some attorneys in Dallas TX who make payment plans available, which can cut down on the amount you need to pay all at once.

If you are suing after being hurt, many medical malpractice, personal injury, and product liability attorneys in Dallas TX will take your case on contingency. Under this kind of fee arrangement, you don’t pay your attorney in Dallas anything upfront.

Instead, you pay your Dallas attorney a set percentage (usually around 30-40 percent) of your winnings. Clients who lose a case that was taken on contingency don’t need to pay their Dallas attorneys a fee at all, making this a good option for people who have no money to hire a lawyer but want justice after being injured.

Finding Dallas Attorneys

Not everyone looking for an attorney in Dallas knows exactly what they want. If you don’t know which Dallas attorney you want to hire, consider calling the lawyer referral service from the Dallas Bar Association. You will tell the referral clerk some details about your case and location, and then will be given the information for an attorney in Dallas who takes cases similar to yours.

You can then phone the Dallas attorney you are referred to and set up an initial consultation appointment. This first visit will take about half an hour and cost a special low rate of $20 if you go through the referral service. At this meeting, you can decide whether you want to hire a specific Dallas attorney or not, and the attorney in Dallas you consult with can decide whether he or she wants to take your case.

Guide to Dallas Attorneys

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What to Look for In Credit Repair Companies in Dallas

Working with credit repair companies in Dallas to improve your credit score can be the most life-changing decision. This is particularly true if you faced some financial difficulties that had a negative impact on your credit score. When you clean up your credit record, you’ll have a clean slate. Ultimately, you will save money, access loans and enjoy lower interest rates.

The credit repair market is riddled with many scammers, and that’s why you should start by figuring out the best credit repair companies in Dallas. Here’s what to look for before you dive in:

1.     Free consultation

Legit credit repair specialists offer free consultation to their customers. They should indicate on their website that you can consult them for free and provide contact information to let you do that. For the most part, a free consultation involves looking at your credit report and informing you what they can do and can’t do. For example, if they come across duplicate or erroneous accounts, they can help to get them removed, but they may not delete a public bankruptcy.

2.     A record of accomplishment

Credit repair companies in Dallas that have been running for five or more years without being closed by FTC for any violations, are likely to be legit. Also, when vetting these providers, you may want to know if they’ve helped a customer with a case similar to yours, such as the removal of an IRA alien.

3.     Open to Work with an Attorney if Necessary

The credit repair process can go through without involving an attorney, but that doesn’t mean the company shouldn’t be willing to use one. For instance, there are several cases where collection agencies, credit bureaus, and creditors break the law. This could be in form of wrongfully obtaining personal information, a breach of contract or something different. When that happens, a lawyer should be involved, and it will make things work out smoothly as opposed to handling legal matters on your own.

4.     Testimonials and References

It’s understandable that each customer has a unique experience, and therefore, reviews are likely to vary. However, when reading customer reviews of a certain company online, you shouldn’t ignore certain red flags. For example, if you come across reviews from customers who waited for too long only to be greeted with little to no outcome, you should ask the company representative to elaborate further. If the provider can’t give you reasonable explanations, you should continue with the search.

5.     Money back guarantee

Most credit repair companies in Dallas don’t have this type of guarantee on their websites. If you care about the quality of services they offer, you shouldn’t shy away from asking about it. If the company hasn’t helped you achieve the desired results within an agreed time, and you feel unsatisfied, they should be ready to offer you a refund.

Searching for the best credit repair companies in Dallas can be an uphill task. Using the above criteria, you can be assured of finding an effective and reputed agency.

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