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Bankruptcy
- 2023 - State Bankruptcy Exemptions Inflation Adjustments
- New Rules about Student Loans in Bankruptcy
- April 1, 2023 - Means Test the District of Columbia Median Income Revisions
- June 2022 - Chapter 13 Debt Limits Increased to 2.5M for Two Years
Unemployment
Wage and Hour
- 23 States Increase Minimum Wages in 2023.
- Detailed, local minimum wage info for more cities and counties.
Obamacare 2023 Rates and Open Enrollment
- New York extends enrollment until May 11, 2023.
- What You Need to Know about 2023 Open Enrollment in District of Columbia
- Obamacare 2023 Rates and Plans offered in Your County
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District of Columbia Law by Zipcode
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What We Cover
Bankruptcy
Our Bankruptcy Means Test Calculator is updated through the latest edition for bankruptcies filed on or after November 1, 2022, and will be updated again when the income numbers change in April of 2023. Originally launched in May 2006 and is now in its 28th edition. It has served over 3 million consumers for free, anonymously. We also feature detailed listings of state and federal bankruptcy exemption laws and information about using your local bankruptcy court.
Obamacare
We have the latest on how to sign up for Obamacare Insurance for 2023 in District of Columbia! Obamacare By Zipcode was launched in 2013 inspired by righteous indignation when the Republican legislature of Missouri passed a law prohibiting state employees from giving information about how to sign up for Obamacare insurance. When we heard that, we thought "well they can't ban this website from providing this information to the people of Missouri!" So we launched Obamacare By Zipcode, and within a year we ranked #1 on google for "Missouri Obamacare" (and in Texas too!) and helped with the early success of the Affordable Care Act. Since then we've offered information and rates for providers for Your County if you live in a state that is served by the Healthcare.gov.
Unemployment Law & Benefits
Find the latest updates through 2023 in our unemployment law section. Since 2015 we've had information about unemployment and how to find your local unemployment office. We tracked the rise and fall of COVID unemployment benefit payments, and have kept you up to date on whether you qualify for unemployment and how to apply for unemployment in District of Columbia.
Wage & Hour Law / Minimum Wage
Updated for 2023, we've offer information about Wage and Hour Laws and your local Local Minimum Wage, and we update that information every year for your state and county.
Inheritance Law & Probate
Updated for 2023, we've offered information about Inheritance Law in District of Columbia since 2015, and information on how to handle probate of an inheritance at Your County probate court.
Child Custody & Family Courts
Updated for 2023, we offer Child Custody articles and District Of Columbia Family Court information to help you handle your child custody matters.
Democracy & Voting
In 2017 we launched Democracy by Zipcode, where users can find out about their elected representatives and how to participate in government and vote in any upcoming election, using the best resources on the internet.
Quick Links
- How to Find a Personal Injury Lawyer in District of Columbia
- How to Find a DUI or DWI Lawyer in District of Columbia
- Ten Ways a the District of Columbia Personal Injury Lawyer Can Help You
- Ten Ways an Estate Planning Lawyer Can Help You
- Ten Ways a Criminal Defense Lawyer Can Help You
- Ten Ways a Business Lawyer Can Help You
- Ten Ways a Family Lawyer Can Help You
- Filing Bankruptcy In District of Columbia
- Means Test Calculator for Your County, For Cases Filed on or after April 1, 2023
- Bankruptcy Lawyers Serving District of Columbia
- the District of Columbia Bankruptcy Exemptions - All Categories
- Is District of Columbia Adjusting Its Bankruptcy Exemptions for Inflation in 2023?
- What We're Reading About Debt & Bankruptcy
- Information about the District Of Columbia District Bankruptcy Court
- What You Need to Know About the District of Columbia Minimum Wage, Overtime, and Other Wage Claims
- Am I Entitled to Minimum Wage in the District of Columbia?
- Am I Entitled to Overtime Pay in the District of Columbia?
- What Are My Rights to Tips in the District of Columbia?
- What Are My Rights to Tips in the District of Columbia?
- Does My the District of Columbia Employer Have to Give Me Breaks From Work?
- Am I Entitled to Paid Sick Leave, Family Leave, or Vacation Time in the District of Columbia?
- What Can I Do If I Am Owed Pay in the District of Columbia?
- District of Columbia Unemployment Office
- How Do I Apply for Unemployment Benefits in District of Columbia?
- Am I Eligible for Unemployment Benefits in the District of Columbia?
- Coronavirus Unemployment Benefits No Longer Available
- How Can I Find an Unemployment Lawyer in the District of Columbia?
- Paying an Unemployment Lawyer in the District of Columbia
- COVID-19 and Unemployment Benefits in the District of Columbia FAQ
- How Much Will I Collect in Unemployment Benefits in the District of Columbia?
- How Long Will My Unemployment Benefits Last in the District of Columbia?
- Can I Appeal a Denial of Unemployment Benefits in the District of Columbia?
- Do I Need a Lawyer to Get Unemployment Benefits in the District of Columbia?
- What Do I Have to Do to Keep Receiving Unemployment Benefits in the District of Columbia?
- District of Columbia Family Court
- What the District of Columbia Residents Need To Know About How to Get Custody of a Child
- How the District of Columbia Courts Make Child Custody Decisions
- How Does Child Custody Work in the District of Columbia?
- Who Claims a Child on Taxes After a Custody Case?
- Can You Change Child Support Payment Amounts By Moving to a Different State?
- How to Enforce a Child Custody Order in the District of Columbia
- What the District of Columbia Residents Need to Know About Inheritance Law
- Does the District of Columbia Collect Estate or Inheritance Tax?
- How Probate Works in the District of Columbia
- How to Handle a Small Estate in the District of Columbia
- Who Inherits When Your Spouse or Parent Dies Without a Will in District of Columbia?
- What Rights Do Creditors Have?
- What Taxes Need to Be Filed After Someone Dies?
- What the District of Columbia Residents Need to Know About Obamacare for 2023
- District of Columbia 2023 Obamacare Rates
- Get Help Finding a Health Insurance Plan in the District of Columbia
- Obamacare for Self-Employed District of Columbia Residents
- How Much Is the Obamacare Tax Penalty in the District of Columbia for 2023?
- Do I Have to Get Health Insurance in the District of Columbia in 2023?
- How Obamacare Can Help Unemployed District of Columbia Residents
- Ways to Save Money on Obamacare in the District of Columbia
- District of Columbia Elected Representatives
- How to Vote in District of Columbia
- How to Confirm or Update Your Voter Registration in the District of Columbia
- Groups That Track Legislation on Specific Issues
- Who Runs the Police Force & Sheriff’s Office in Your City, District of Columbia, and Your County?
- Was My Vote Counted? How to Track Your Vote in District of Columbia
- What We're Reading About Democracy and Voting
Where You're From - 2023 Edition
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