Time is Not Your Friend: Don’t Delay in Seeking Advice
Waiting to examine bankruptcy as a solution to financial problems can be very costly.
Why You Should Not Represent Yourself For Free in Bankruptcy
Why it is risky to represent yourself without an attorney in bankruptcy: A true story
How to Avoid Big Mistakes Before Filing Bankruptcy
A story describing why it is important to consult with a bankruptcy attorney before filing a bankruptcy case and provide the necessary information that attorney asks for.
All I want For Christmas is….a Bankruptcy
Financial debt problems may seem like the end of the world, but they are not. Bankruptcy offers the ability to get a fresh start and keys to a financial recovery.
Why Ignoring Bills And Debts Can Lead To Worse Problems Learn Your Options
ignoring your bills can have dire consequences. Timely "treating" financial problems is not much different than treating Cancer. Early detection and treatment can make all the difference.
When Should You File Bankruptcy? What Other Options Should Be Considered?
Bankruptcy is not a "last resort" option. When to file bankruptcy can only be decided after weighing relevant costs and benefits after a comprehensive consultation with a qualified bankruptcy lawyer.
Will Lance Armstrong Need to File Bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy laws are designed to help society as a whole, as well as the individual debtors. Anyone can have a change of fortune that can lead to bankruptcy as a viable option.
Wage Garnishment and Bankruptcy Filing
Waiting until after receiving a wage garnishment to look into bankruptcy can result in you being unable to pay for an attorney and have legal representation.
Success Rate in Filing Chapter 13 and 7 Bankruptcy
What constitutes success in a bankruptcy case? How does one determine an attorney's success rate? It depends on how "success" is defined.
How to Lose a Chapter 7 Discharge: Failure to Keep Adequate Records
The importance of documentation in Bankruptcy Cases If there's one thing lawyers in general repeatedly see from their clients--in any field of law--it's the lack of proof or evidence necessary to properly represent them or assist in solving their problems. What the Bankruptcy Code Requires In order to receive a discharge of debts in a Chapter 7 case, the debtor must have kept and maintained adequate books and records from which their financial situation can be be determined. (11 U.S.C. 727(a)(3)) [...]