Bankruptcy & Divorce
Sadly, not only does financial turmoil and strife cause people to file bankruptcy, but it also causes them to file for divorce. If the amount of personal debt is overwhelming…
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Bankruptcy & Divorce
Remember, Foreclosure Defense Attorneys Can Help Save Your Home
Foreclosure can make anyone feel alone and without recourse. But homeowners are not without effective allies in their effort to save their home. A foreclosure defense attorney experienced in dealing…
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Remember, Foreclosure Defense Attorneys Can Help Save Your Home
Bankruptcy And Inheritances
An inheritance received after filing a bankruptcy case may become part of a debtor’s bankruptcy estate. In a Chapter 7 case, the trustee is likely to take it unless it's…
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Bankruptcy And Inheritances
How BAPCPA Stops Last-Minute Bankruptcy Filings
When the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) was enacted in 2005, the rights of Americans file bankruptcy at the “11th hour” became incredibly difficult. Banks, lenders, and…
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How BAPCPA Stops Last-Minute Bankruptcy Filings
Residency Requirements & Bankruptcy
Although most of bankruptcy is governed by federal law that applies to any American living anywhere in the country, there is some state-specific information necessary for debtors to know before…
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Residency Requirements & Bankruptcy
There’s A Lot To Know If You File Bankruptcy Without An Attorney
Filing for bankruptcy may be done without an attorney; however, experts recommend consumers retain the services of an attorney for assistance and guidance through this complex process. Bankruptcy laws are…
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There’s A Lot To Know If You File Bankruptcy Without An Attorney
Are Student Loans Dischargeable In Bankruptcy?
There are more than 44 million Americans who collectively owe $1.5 trillion in student loan debt in the U.S. The average student in the Class of 2016 has $37,172 in student loan…
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Are Student Loans Dischargeable In Bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy Filings Are Public Records
When a bankruptcy case is filed, it becomes a public record. The petition and any subsequent filings are public records. These records are available online and at the local United States…
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Bankruptcy Filings Are Public Records
Verifying A Debt Under The FDCPA
Throughout the life of the average person, he or she typically incurs many debts, usually starting as soon as the age of majority, 18, is reached. As people get older,…
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Verifying A Debt Under The FDCPA
What Is The Automatic Stay?
At the moment or second that a bankruptcy petition as “filed,” measured by the assignment of a case number (e.g., 19-XXXX or 19-bk-XXXX), anyone filing a bankruptcy petition is protected…
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What Is The Automatic Stay?
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