News Topic: Automatic Stay Protection

OK, here’s the deal with bankruptcy and foreclosure. Despite what you may have heard, filing for bankruptcy does not necessarily permanently stop a lender from foreclosing on your home. Filing for bankruptcy will always temporarily stop the bank ... Read full article

There Are Exceptions to the Automatic Stay One of the big advantages for consumers filing personal bankruptcy is the automatic stay. The automatic stay is an injunction that prevents creditors from further collection efforts once a bankruptcy case has been ... Read full article

I get calls on a regular basis from Montana homeowners who need foreclosure help. Like many Americans, Montanans who have fallen on hard times and lost their jobs have not been able to keep up with mortgage payments, as a result, they are in foreclosure. ... Read full article

You’ve done your best to keep your head above water, managed your debt to the best of your ability and finally come to the realization that it is time to declare bankruptcy and get a new start for you and your family. One of the first decisions that ... Read full article

If you are looking new car for your personal use, office use & other use or you have no good credit for buy new car but you have need a car then you have used car is a second option. Because most of people are purchase used car for personal use because ... Read full article

The Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy Those who find themselves struggling financially are often the unfortunate victims of creditor harassment and incessant phone calls. The calls can get so bad that families are often forced to leave their  phone off the hook ... Read full article

Jefferson County, Alabama, has been on the brink of bankruptcy for months now.   The County Commission voted recently to hire two bankruptcy attorneys to handle a potential filing, and has projected that a Chapter 9 filing would cost the county about 1 ... Read full article

In our current tenuous economic climate, more and more normal, honest, hardworking people are turning to bankruptcy for relief from overwhelming debt. In fact, most people who file for bankruptcy are perfectly responsible citizens who have lost homes, lost ... Read full article

Most people don’t realize that filing bankruptcy can stop a garnishment. The conventional thinking is, “Well, they got the judgment in court, so nothing I can do”. Nothing can be further from the truth. Bankruptcy can and will stop the garnishment, even ... Read full article

A bankruptcy discharge is one of the most common reasons for filing for bankruptcy.  A discharge releases you from personal liability for debts that qualify under federal law.  It is a permanent order granted by a bankruptcy court.  Any debts you ... Read full article

Can I File Bankruptcy Twice? Bankruptcy is a delicate legal process requiring skill and experience in order to avoid the many pitfalls inherent in the legal process. To get you through the process and navigate smoothly through the world of bankruptcy, you ... Read full article

Creditors who were discharged in bankruptcy are not supposed to send you 1099 forms because a bankruptcy discharge is not a taxable event.  Some do it in and out of bankruptcy in order to get you to pay a debt.  I think it is a violation of the automatic ... Read full article

In the majority of bankruptcy initial consultations I have conducted, I hear the same story. This story is about someone who has fallen on financial hard times. Many times, this story involves  the person recounting me about how they are paralyzed by the ... Read full article