Although very rare, during the course of your bankruptcy, you may find that an adversary complaint has been filed against you in the bankruptcy court. It can come from a creditor, the trustee, or someone else involved with your case. An adversary complaint is a separate case from your bankruptcy that will be addressed by … Read More
When your house is being sold at a sheriff’s sale, you’re at a critical time where you stand to lose your home forever. Here’s what many people don’t realize: Up until a certain point, you can stop a sheriff’s sale from happening and keep your home. The key is to act as quickly as possible. … Read More
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
As long as you follow the rules, your bankruptcy process should go smoothly. However, many bankruptcy clients still worry if it’s possible that the bankruptcy court might reject their application for Chapter 7 debt relief. It’s unlikely if you are honest with your attorney and follow their instruction and advice. However, certain circumstances can delay … Read More
Bankruptcy isn’t something most people expect to deal with in their lives. However, about 770,000 people in the U.S. file for bankruptcy every year. The reasons range from unexpected problems from health issues to excessive spending, but the result is a huge pile of debt that’s almost impossible to surmount without the help of bankruptcy. … Read More
Do you know any debt that lasts more than one year is considered long-term debt? This includes any loan that involves making periodic payments for more than 12 months or any debt that can’t be paid off in full within one year. Most people have at least some type of long-term debt like a mortgage, … Read More
Marriage and bankruptcy have something big in common: They’re both about taking a bold step toward a new future. If you’re considering bankruptcy, you might wonder how it could affect your upcoming wedding, your married life, and the financial options you and your spouse will have down the road. You might also wonder how your marriage … 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
Certain red flags signal an urgent need for you to pay attention to your bill paying, budgeting and bottom line. When these unmistakable signs are present, it’s time to investigate your options for bankruptcy and start making a new plan for your financial future. Could bankruptcy be the right choice for you? Take a closer … Read More
Almost half of all Millennials and Generation Xers are 90 days behind on at least one of their bills. Americans under age 50 are much more likely than their predecessors to struggle to pay for basic living expenses like rent, utilities and groceries. There’s a mix of reasons behind this phenomenon, including heavy student loan … Read More
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