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Debra Simms

Firm: Debra G. Simms, PA Volusia Office

823 Dunlawton Ave. , Port Orange , Florida 32129

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Family , Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Estate Planning

Debra G. Simms is an experienced attorney, with a practice specializing in estate planning, elder law, probate and guardianship, special needs trust, bankruptcy, divorce, family law, and mediation. She is a Florida Bar Certified Elder Law Attorney, only one of 99 such attorneys in the State of Florida. She is also a Certified Civil Circuit Mediator, Certified Family Law Mediator, and certified Parent Coordinator in the State of Florida. Debra Simms has over 26 years experience as a lawyer.

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“those that have hired her for their estate planning were well satisfied. They say she is very knowl”

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“Debra is a caring, thoughtful attorney who approaches your estate planning needs with an eye towards her clients' true goals. Her passion for assisting clients plan for their futur…”

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Bankruptcy after divorce question | Jul 30, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Michigan It's a long complicated story, but the basics are I am divorcing my husband, who is under criminal investigation. We expect he will lose his job at some point. The divorce is amicable and we have hired one attorney to set out the terms and file with the court. There are not a lot of assets, but there is a house and the contents. We are both on the deed to the house but only my husband is on the mortgage. There is a lot of debt - student loans for each of us, car loans for each of us, the mortgage, and credit card debt. Most of the credit card debt is in my name because my husband was a "credit ghost" when we got married. The divorce attorney suggested I consider bankruptcy, so I met with a bankruptcy attorney. I did but now I'm more confused about how all of this would play out. Scenario one: husband loses his job. I cannot afford the house and debts with my income alone, so quit paying credit cards, call the attorney, and file bankruptcy immediately. Scenario two: husband keeps his job through the divorce process (hearing set for Nov. 10). I assume the cc debt in my name, turn in my car, and file chapter 7 once the divorce is finalized. Bankruptcy attorney doesn't really have an idea for how I rent somewhere with my existing debt though and suggested I live in a used RV for 3…

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