Bankruptcy Blogs
Bankruptcy lawyers understand that their clients worry about what life will be like after bankruptcy. Whether you’ve filed for Chapter 7 or Chapter…
There is no set amount of debt you need before you can file for bankruptcy. Every person’s financial situation is unique. Schedule a consult with a…
For W-2 employees, April is its own holiday season—tax refund season. And if you’re in debt, you might be planning to use your refund to pay down…
For certain debtors, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is preferable to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. During Chapter 13, the debts are reorganized and dealt with…
Payday loans aren’t like regular loans. They’re cash advances on your paycheck. It might sound like a good idea to take out a small payday loan…
Involuntary bankruptcies are quite rare. When they are filed, they typically involve a business, not an individual. An involuntary bankruptcy is…
When you speak with a lawyer about filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, he or she will evaluate your income and qualifying deductions to determine if you…
Along with credit card debt, exorbitant medical debts are among the most common reasons why people consider filing for bankruptcy. Even with…
The meeting of creditors, also known as the 341 meeting, is a mandatory step in your bankruptcy proceeding. Your lawyer will let you know what to…
Your creditors are the people or entities to whom you owe debts. In a bankruptcy case, each of your creditors has a claim against your assets. After…