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Tax time has come and gone another year. Income taxes owed (either federal or state) can be discharged in a bankruptcy if...

A Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI) can result from a shaking or strong rotation of the head, as with Shaken Baby Syndrome, or by rotational forces, such as with a car accident.

A court-imposed fine or penalty is normally not dischargeable in bankruptcy unless it is considered "pecuniary in nature." A recent federal court has found that incarceration costs imposed on a criminal defendant are pecuniary and thus are dischargeable in bankruptcy.

Slip and fall cases are very tough in Kansas as there is no recovery unless the property owner was more than 50% at fault for the fall. Even when a store has a slippery condition on the floor, if a jury finds both parties 50% at fault for the fall, there is no recovery. Missouri does not have this threshold.

Generally, Kansas has a two-year statute of limitations on making a claim for personal injury damages. This period can stretch to five years if the claim arises from an uninsured motorist causing the injury.