Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Fact or Fiction? If of course it is a fact please, show me the law which mandates I file a Form 1040!

There is no section of the Internal Revenue Code or its enabling regulations that requires me, an individual American NOT involved in a revenue-taxable activity, to file a Form 1040 or pay income taxes.

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Monday, May 10, 2010

Virginia Bankruptcy Attorneys in Richmond VA

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Compelling advantages of hiring our bankruptcy law firm to file your bankruptcy petition

FREE TELEPHONE BANKRUPTCY CONSULTATION (804) 358-2222

You may call us and we will be more than glad to spend whatever time it takes to listen to your situation, answer your questions, discuss our fees and payment plans, and in many cases we may be able to offer you a bankruptcy strategy or other alternative over the telephone

EVENING, WEEKEND AND EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS

In many cases we realize that we need to act quickly and we do not mind coming into the office in the evening or on a weekend if it means stopping a foreclosure on your house or the repossession of your car or the garnishment of your wages. We are completely computerized which means we can file your petition from our office directly to the court (even on weekends and holidays) and give you and the creditors a case number while you are still sitting in our office. In most cases, if you bring in the needed information we can file your bankruptcy on your first visit. Emergency Contact: Bankruptcy Attorney Law Firm Emergency - Cell Phone - (804) 840-0878

AFFORDABLE FEES AND PAYMENT PLANS

Filing a bankruptcy petition is not cheap but we will make it affordable for you and work hard to come up with a payment plan you can afford. Once we speak with you and determine what needs to be done in your individual case we can tell you what the attorney fees will be. Just call us and we will try to work out a payment plan that you can afford. In many cases we can put the balance of the attorney fees into the Chapter 13 bankruptcy payment plan and we will be paid each month by the trustee along with your other creditors. In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case we can set up a payment plan for you.

EXPERIENCE AND DEDICATION

Attorney Cochran has been in the consumer bankruptcy practice since 1989. We handle consumer Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy cases. We do not represent creditors, only the consumer. We pride ourselves on being prepared when we go before the trustees or the Bankruptcy Judges. We have good working relationships with many of the creditors lawyers. If there is a problem we work hard in trying to resolve the problem before it gets to court. This saves you time and money.




There are several ways in which you can contact this Virginia Bankruptcy Attorney - Telephone: CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE TELEPHONE BANKRUPTCY CONSULTATION (804) 358-2222 OR EMAIL OR Visit this Virginia Bankruptcy Lawyers offices, 4509 W. Broad St. Richmond VA 23230

If you would prefer to visit our Bankruptcy Law Office, Please call First for an appointment because we are usually very busy and we would prefer to provide you with prompt professional services and not have you waiting around any longer than necessary

Whichever way you prefer to contact us, please be prepared to tell us why you may need to file for bankruptcy. If it is an emergency and you need to file for bankruptcy right away, we can do this same day as long as you have the documents required to file a petition for bankruptcy.

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Local Foods Symposium

Local Foods SymposiumVCE Logo
Weds. May 26, 9:30 - 4:00

RANDOLPH FARM EXTENSION PAVILION AT VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY

4415 River Road, Petersburg, VA

PROGRAM TOPICS

The Community Benefits & Economic Impacts of Local Foods

Local Foods: Lessons Learned from a Grower

Romancing the Farm: Creating Lasting Connections between Customers and Small Farms through the Local Food Movement

Farm to School Initiatives: Experiences of Schools and Growers

The Story of Local Food Co-Op

Holistic Approach to Local Foods/Sustainability

Resources/Agencies Supporting Virginia's Local Food Systems


The event is free of charge, but you must pre-register by May 20 with Virginia Cooperative Extension at: tmdowney@vt.edu or by calling 804-524-5611 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              804-524-5611      end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              804-524-5611      end_of_the_skype_highlighting

LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED 

Furbelow Farm Alpacas, will be represented at this event.

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Friday, April 30, 2010

Yesterdays cold is gone

Yesterday it hit 30 degrees again, and our alpacas were warm! Today it was only a brisk 48 degrees. But with the heat coming Sunday and the cold seeming to be mostly gone, I think IT is time for Shearing!

Stay tuned for exact alpaca shearing dates.

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Warm Virginia Alpacas

As temps dipped into freezing again this morning for at least the 3rd day in the last couple weeks, I remain or should I say Furbelow's Alpacas remain warm.

While many alpaca farmers have already sheared their alpacas much to their (the pacas) detriment. We all know freezing sucks and getting warm is often more difficult than getting cool, and while most folks tolerate heat much more easily than cold, an alpaca would prefer to be cold rather than hot. But I am sure my alpacas would rather be hot a few days this month than to freeze frequently right before sunrise several times a month. We have had a few hot days in April, but our alpaca are happy and certainly not looking forward to the haircut (at least not the process) which they must inevitably get perhaps starting in the next few days.

It appears most of the cold is behind us, but on our Virginia Farm, it would have snowed if it was percipatating this morning.

On the hot days all of our seasoned alpacas love a steady stream of cold water on their bellies. And with a good spot in the shade and a super high tech hollow fiber they remain comfotable.

Alpaca shearing will commence soon, are there any volunteers for the shearing party?
info@furbelowfarms.com or visit our website @ Furbelow Farm Alpacas, 20 minutes west of Short Pump

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Alpacas playing in the snow

It looks like a wet snow out there, I imagine Alpacas like the drier snow so they can roll in it and not get wet.

I know they appreciate the cold weather, it was such a hot year.

We are redoing the Furbelow farm alpacas website so it should be done soon.