For those who are considering filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy in San Jose, or elsewhere in California, a common misconception is that the bankruptcy trustee will seize or take away all of a debtor’s existing property. This is not true. Debtors are entitled to ... Read full article
It is a harsh reality of today’s post-collegiate environment – two-thirds of all students now graduate with burdensome debt that can follow for many years to come. Following a recent news story on CBS Evening News, a comment was made that a student CAN ... Read full article
Recently in San Diego, two extreme examples of apparent financial woes have led to tragic ends. http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2011/jun/07/services-held-two-families-separate-murder-suicide/ ... Read full article
Everyone filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy knows they will make a plan that must be approved by the bankruptcy court in order for them to proceed. But what may be included in that plan? The Bankruptcy Code uses vague terminology such as “fair” and ... Read full article
Despite sites like National Bankruptcy Forum which disseminate good bankruptcy information to the public at large, some think that filing for bankruptcy carries a stigma. I guess we have Dave Ramsey to thank. Is filing for bankruptcy ethical? We’ve ... Read full article
Most of my Atlanta bankruptcy clients become concerned when they learn that they will have to make at least one Court appearance after filing their Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. I am able to put most clients’ minds at ease by advising this ... Read full article
Understandably, a typical bankruptcy client fears that they will lose most of their property if they file for bankruptcy. For my Atlanta bankruptcy clients, the good news is that a substantial portion of your real estate, personal property and retirement ... Read full article
