Bankruptcy, Loan Modification and National Mortgage Settlement
Dual tracking is supposed to cease. ... Read full article
Dual tracking is supposed to cease. ... Read full article
The Fall Workshop for members of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys is now over. The authors of posts on Bankruptcy Law Network were well represented in multiple presentations and in attendance. ... Read full article
If you wait to file a bankruptcy petition until tomorrow instead of filing it today, it may make a huge difference. Sure, today is Halloween, but that is not the reason it could make such a difference what day you file your bankruptcy case. Timing could ... Read full article
Whether you get a trick or a treat tomorrow when the bankruptcy means test numbers change again depends on where you live. ... Read full article
Lie #12: Bankruptcy Leads to Divorce. ... Read full article
You’ve been slapped with a notice of a student loan offset. It can be reduced. ... Read full article
In my prior posts , I discussed various alternatives to bankruptcy. I discussed debt management plans ; debt settlement , and other strategies. ... Read full article
After you file a bankruptcy case, you are required to attend a meeting of creditors . This is scheduled for about a month after your petition is filed, and is usually the only appearance you will need to make during the bankruptcy process. Should you be ... Read full article
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Most people who end up in bankruptcy choose that path. That’s why it’s sometimes called “voluntary bankruptcy.” However, there is another, much-lesser-known, type of bankruptcy which can be useful for creditors known as “involuntary bankruptcy.” ... Read full article
I have been writing about alternatives to bankruptcy. In an earlier post , I discussed debt settlement. ... Read full article
Lie #11: Bankruptcy Won’t Stop the Calls. ... Read full article
I have been discussing alternatives to bankruptcy that started with my first post . We have now come to an alternative of dealing with your debts through what is called a “debt management plan” or DMP. ... Read full article