A type of bankruptcy called Chapter 7 is intended for people and corporations who are unable to pay their debts. It is also referred to as a “liquidation bankruptcy” since the bankruptcy trustee sells the debtor’s assets to pay off their creditors. The fundamentals of Chapter 7 bankruptcy, including what it is, how it operates,...Read More

When you file bankruptcy it can help you obtain a fresh financial start. However, it can be difficult to know when the best time to file your case is. There is no magic formula for pin-pointing the best time to file a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, but there are many warning signs that a...Read More

People who have an income but still cannot pay all of their bills have several debt relief options available to them. Debt Negotiation or Bankruptcy? If you are trying to determine whether debt negotiation or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is the best option for you, we can help. We can review your individual circumstances and...Read More

If you are considering negotiating a debt settlement plan with your creditors or you are hoping to avoid filing bankruptcy by settling your debt, it is essential to confer with an experienced debt relief attorney. Getting The Right Payment Plan Each creditor handles their debt settlement procedures differently, so working with a knowledgeable lawyer can...Read More

Bankruptcy law requires all debtors to fully disclose all of their assets, debts, income and expenses. You must also file a list of all of your creditors, including any family members or friends that have borrowed money from you. It is crucial to list all of the parties that you owe money to in your...Read More

You might be surprised to learn that attorneys are using social media to gather evidence for lawsuits. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and numerous other websites provide a wealth of information about people. It is important to remember that what you post on social forums can be used against you by creditors and/or the trustee in your...Read More

The primary goal of filing a personal bankruptcy is to eliminate debt or obtain a “discharge of debt.” What is a discharge order? A discharge order cancels your liability to repay the debt. As a result, many people save thousands of dollars by filing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case, which is often referred...Read More