The circumstances that cause a person to need to file bankruptcy can, unfortunately, occur more than one time in a person’s life. This is the reason that there are no set limits on how many times a person (or married couple) can file for bankruptcy. There are some time limits to consider, however, that determine … Read More
I receive several calls a week from people that are shocked to discover that a big chunk of their paycheck is gone due to a wage garnishment. The good news is that I can generally help them stop the garnishment with either a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The bad news is that … Read More
Many of the clients that I see have waited to come in to talk to me about bankruptcy after something financially devastating happens, such as a wage garnishment, foreclosure, or repossession. I understand that the last place a person wants to be is in my office talking about bankruptcy. I hear from my clients on … Read More
It is technically possible for a person or couple to file for bankruptcy without an attorney. Would I ever advise anybody file a pro-se bankruptcy (pro–se means on their own, without an attorney)? The answer is a resounding NO. Why? The answer lays in the very definition of pro-se. In all the important decisions regarding … Read More
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