by Bankruptcy Law | Oct 27, 2020 | Bankruptcy, Credit Score |
When you are thinking about filing for bankruptcy a common concern is what your financial life will be like after your bankruptcy is approved by the courts. Having accurate information on the effects of a bankruptcy is a vital piece of the whole picture when you are...
by Bankruptcy Law | Oct 12, 2020 | Bankruptcy, Personal Bankruptcy |
With the economic chaos brought about by COVID-19, millions of once financially secure Americans have been forced to think about bankruptcy. Many households who are feeling the pressure include seniors who rely on Social Security. If you receive Social Security, it’s...
by Bankruptcy Law | Sep 30, 2020 | Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy |
In a bad economy, personal bankruptcies become commonplace, even amongst people who never thought they could go bankrupt. The COVID-19 era has brought the United States depression-level unemployment, leaving millions of households facing insolvency. If the economic...
by Bankruptcy Law | Sep 17, 2020 | Bankruptcy, Personal Bankruptcy |
Legally you do not need a lawyer to file for bankruptcy. Individuals can file for bankruptcy without a lawyer. This is called filing pro se. The forms you need to file can be obtained from your local court. While filing the paperwork may appear relatively easy to...
by Bankruptcy Law | Aug 31, 2020 | Bankruptcy, Personal Bankruptcy |
We get a lot of counseling these days. There’s individual therapy, group therapy, organizations for like-minded people, couples’ counseling, you may be surprised to find out there is even counseling for your finances. Your relationship with your finances is important...
by Bankruptcy Law | Aug 14, 2020 | Bankruptcy, Personal Bankruptcy |
Act Now if You Might Be Facing Foreclosure and Bankruptcy in the Future The possibility of losing a home is traumatic, especially in the midst of all the turmoil of a pandemic. Often people facing foreclosure don’t seek help or they delay getting help, limiting...
