Bankruptcy Basics

How Can Bankruptcy Turn the Tables for the Debtor When people consider filing for bankruptcy, their first concern is usually what negative consequences may stem from their decision.  Making the decision to file for bankruptcy is an important one, and one that needs to be given considerable weight.  However, it is also important to see the [...]

Bennett v. Bennett (In re Bennett), No. 09-44442-BDL (Bankr. W.D. Wash., January 19, 2011). When you file for bankruptcy, any “interested” party can ask the court to dismiss your case.  If the court finds that you abused the bankruptcy laws, by lying or hiding assets, the court will agree and dismiss the case.  You will [...]

As a Fort Worth bankruptcy attorney, I strive to not only represent my clients but educate them about the bankruptcy process as well.  I feel it is important for every filer to know and understand how the process works. To do that, I typically start with the basics about debts in bankruptcy. Unsecured Debts The [...]

As a Fort Worth bankruptcy attorney, I am used to dealing with clients who have many fears about the bankruptcy process. I always tell my clients that bankruptcy is a tool to help, not cause damage or undue stress. While some clients must face their fear head on, many of my clients are comforted when [...]

If you are overwhelmed with debt filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy may provide some relief. Chapter 13 allows a debtor to restructure his debt, which can significantly improve a debtor’s financial position. However, there are many consequences, which can arise due to filing for bankruptcy. Debtors seeking bankruptcy protection should always consult a Tampa bankruptcy [...]