What Is a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? If you have been wrestling with a large amount of debt - and you don't see any way to pull yourself out of your financial problems - Chapter 7 could help you. Legal counsel, or a friend or family member, might have … [Read more...]
The Most Common Misperceptions about a Bankruptcy Filing
We live in the information age, but we also live in the disinformation age. Anyone can go on the Internet and start rumors about just about anything. Bankruptcy is no exception. Many false beliefs have become common misunderstandings. Here are some … [Read more...]
Stop Garnishment and Levies by Filing for Bankruptcy Protection
When your debts become unmanageable, you face the risk that creditors will take legal action against you, garnishing your wages or levying on your bank account. If you are already subject to a garnishment or you fear that a creditor may seek to … [Read more...]
Should You File a Joint Bankruptcy Petition if You Are Married?
Under the bankruptcy law, if you are married, you can choose to file a joint bankruptcy petition, or you can file individually. Before you file, you need to take a careful look at your situation and what you want to accomplish, so that you take the … [Read more...]
Understanding the Different Bankruptcy Filings
Whether you face personal financial challenges or your business has fallen upon difficult times, there are options available to you under the federal bankruptcy laws. This blog post provides an overview of the most common types of bankruptcy … [Read more...]
Can You Prevent the Loss of Your Home or Car by Filing for Bankruptcy Protection?
If you have fallen behind on your mortgage or car payments because of the loss of your job, medical expenses, a divorce, or for any other reason, you may live in daily fear that you will lose your home or your vehicle. You may have considered filing … [Read more...]
Housing Recovery on the Way? If you are in debt and own a home, consider a bankruptcy to set yourself up for success
This morning the Associated Press reported two things which indicate that the housing market is strengthening. First, foreclosure repossessions fell in February 2013 to the lowest level since September 2007. This decline is accompanied by … [Read more...]