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AKA: Deborah Skillman Law Offices
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Phone: (410) 838-3560

Address: 5 S Hickory Ave, Bel Air, MD 21014

Website: http://lawmaxpa.com

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Child Support
Nondischargeable debt - those specific debts that Congress says you can't avoid through filing a bankruptcy. There are a number of nondischargeable debts. Those encountered most frequently are taxes, student loans and domestic support obligations such as child support and alimony.
Guardianship
Guardianships are necessary when an individual is unable to make or communicate decisions concerning his/her person or is unable to properly manage his/her property. Most often, guardianship of both person and property is required but in some situations a guardian is appointed for only person or property. Guardianship may be necessary to dementia, mental illness, minority, or other conditions that render the individual legally incompetent. A guardian's job is to protect the disabled individual and act in his/her best interest.
Spousal Support

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
I have been practicing law in Harford County, Maryland since 1985. After graduating from the University of Maryland School of Law, I clerked for the Honorable William O. Carr before joining the firm of Lentz, Hooper, Jacobs and Blevins where I worked as an associate attorney for 10 years. I established my own practice in 1996 and have been working as a sole practitioner since then. I have limited my practice to consumer bankruptcies, elder law and wills and estates. i also continue to serve as court appointed counsel for children in contested custody cases, as a court-appointed trustee to sell property and as court appointed Guardian of Property for residents who are unable to handle their own funds and have no family or friends to assist them. I also serve as a fiduciary for the Veteran's Affairs Department and handle funds for disabled veterans who need assistance.
Wills
Welcome to the home page of Deborah L. Skillman. I am a general practice lawyer, concentrating in Bankruptcy Law, Elder Law and Wills and Estates.

Bankruptcy
Means Test - an economic litmus test to see if you are eligible for relief under Chapter 7 or if you need to file a chapter 13 bankruptcy. This is a new element of bankruptcy law added when the laws were changed in 2005. The first part of the test compares your annual household income with the median household income for the same size household in your state. If your median income is less than the state's median income, you are eligible to file for relief under Chapter 7. If your income is higher than the state's median income, you may still be eligible for relief but you will have to complete an extensive analysis of your expenses to determine if you can file for chapter 7 or not.

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