bankruptcy

You Can Keep Your Car During Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, But Should You Sign a Reaffirmation Agreement?

08/06/11

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 law suits, incurred unexpected medical bills or other large, unforeseen expenses. One of the most commonly [...]

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The Liquidation Analysis/Best Interests of the Creditors Test for Chapter 13

08/04/11

When considering a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, one of the first questions that every debtor wants to know is how much their monthly Chapter 13 Plan payment will be. As with most legal questions, the answer is that it depends. One of the ways to determine how much this payment will be is to perform a [...]

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Befuddled by Student Loan Consolidation

08/03/11

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 have their federal student loans discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy [...]

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Loan Modifications – We Are Working With Our Clients On Them

07/23/11

If You Have A Bad Mortgage Loan, Loan Modification May Be The Answer

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Loan Modifications – We Are Working With Our Clients On Them

07/23/11

If You Have A Bad Mortgage Loan, Loan Modification May Be The Answer

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Detroit Bankruptcy Lawyer: Can Bankruptcy Stop A Garnishment?

07/22/11

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 after your creditor has received their judgment. Your Detroit Bankruptcy Lawyer can stop [...]

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Bankruptcy Discharge

07/21/11

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 successfully discharge in bankruptcy will basically disappear and your creditors can never come after [...]

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