Using Credit Wisely After Bankruptcy
Ten Things to Think about Before Getting a New Credit Card . . .
My Ex-Wife is About to File For Bankruptcy, Should I?
First of all, this a topic where a few areas of the law can intersect so it is wise to meet with an attorney to discuss your situation in greater detail.
Love and Marriage (and Bankruptcy), Part 1: Are Both Spouses required to file?
As a former state court Magistrate who presided over nearly 18,000 family hearings and the former President of the Florida Association of General Magistrates and Child Support Hearing Officers,
Love and Marriage (and Bankruptcy), Part 2: Who Has to Pay for What After Divorce?
Section 523(a)(5) of the Bankruptcy Code provides that a domestic support obligation is exempt from Discharge. What this means is that child suppor
What Type of Debts Will Filing For Bankruptcy Get Rid Of?
Perhaps one of the biggest (and most logical) questions that those faced with bankruptcy ask is what type of debts will filing for bankruptcy get rid of?
Bankruptcy Is Not Always The Answer
I always caution folks before I meet with them that filing bankruptcy is not always the answer to their problems. I explain to them that we will discuss the facts of their situation and the
Should I file for bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy Pros and Cons by the American Bar Association
Being in over your head financially is frightening. If you find yourself in this unhappy position, several kinds of help are available.
Filing for Bankruptcy Without an Attorney
Corporations and partnerships must have an attorney to file a bankruptcy case. Individuals, however, may represent themselves in bankruptcy court.
Your Legal Rights During and After Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is a choice that may help if you are facing serious financial problems. You may be able to cancel