When you file for bankruptcy, one of the first steps is listing your assets and sharing the details of your property and finances. This sometimes makes people feel a bit uncomfortable. They wonder how much access the bankruptcy trustee will have to their home, property and other private spaces. Let’s take a closer look at … Read More
Are you behind on house payments? Facing foreclosure? Wondering what will happen to your family’s home? You’re facing a very difficult situation, and you may be curious about how bankruptcy might be able to help. While bankruptcy isn’t a cure-all, it can improve your overall financial picture significantly, especially if you are falling behind on … Read More
If you’re buried in debt and overwhelmed with calls and messages from bill collectors, it’s time to look at your bankruptcy options. Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy are two common paths to finding a fresh financial future. Both of these options are designed to help people facing serious financial difficulties such as heavy … Read More
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a way to reorganize your finances and ultimately start over with a clean slate. When creditors are calling and you never have enough money to catch up, Chapter 13 helps you stop the calls and make a new plan to move forward. It’s designed to help you meet your monthly … Read More
Each year, about 30 to 38 percent of all bankruptcy filings are for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Chapter 13 provides welcome relief to people who are overwhelmed with debt and need help satisfying their creditors. If you’re in this situation, you’re probably wondering whether you’ll have to repay all your debts. It’s time to contact … Read More
Around tax time, bankruptcy attorneys often receive questions about tax refunds and filing for bankruptcy. You may be wondering whether it’s a good idea to wait for a refund to arrive before you file, or whether it’s better to do it as soon as possible. You probably also have questions about whether you’ll be … Read More
When you can’t afford to make your car payment and get months behind, it’s a tough situation. The car financing company may threaten to repossess your car or send a collection agency after you. You might wonder if you’ll wake up one day and find your car missing from the driveway. Don’t panic. You … Read More
Do you see an unexpected deduction on your paycheck that makes your take-home wages smaller than usual? Make sure to ask your company’s human resources department about it, because a creditor may be garnishing your wages. Don’t worry, you still have options in this situation. While creditors may try to take a portion of … Read More
Bankruptcy attorneys often get questions from their clients like, “Why is my bankruptcy so different from my friend’s?” The question tends to arise when it seems that a bankruptcy isn’t going the same route as a friend or family member’s bankruptcy. Maybe it’s taking longer to resolve or it feels that your debts are … Read More
Do you dread hearing the phone ring because bill collectors are calling? It’s time to take action against pushy creditors. When you file for bankruptcy, they are forced to stop contacting you. In fact, if they continue to keep contacting you after you file for bankruptcy, you could have a great case for a lawsuit … Read More
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