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Why Is My Bankruptcy Taking So Long?
After-Acquired Property in Chapter 13: Whether to Amend the Schedules is No Longer in Doubt
After Your Bankruptcy: How to have a fresh start!
How to file bankruptcy – What are Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases in bankruptcy?
List your executory contracts and unexpired leases on your bankruptcy petition and declare your intention either to accept or to reject those contracts. Contracts that are not timely assumed are rejected and the parties are released from further ... Read full article
Student Loans and Bankruptcy
Are You Too Far Behind on Your Mortgage for Chapter 13? Chapter 11 May Help!
Bankruptcy Law Turns 8
Last month, on October 17th, the bankruptcy law turned 8. In 2005, the government passed the Bankruptcy Abuse and Consumer Protection Act: BAPCPA . It became the bankruptcy law on October 17, 2005. ... Read full article
Can You Afford The Cost Of Waiting?
Nearly two years passed between my initial meeting with the client and her actual decision to file bankruptcy. Usually, that has no unpredictable consequences. ... Read full article
Bankruptcy For Big Banks?
Hundreds of billions of bailout dollars later, the government is saying sure, let the big banks go bust, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, like any other failed business. ... Read full article
Bankruptcy Without Starvation.
Can Bankruptcy Help Solve Your Student Loan Problem Even if Your Student Loan Debt is Non-Dischargeable?
Should You Use A Debt Settlement Company? Be Aware! Be Very Aware!
5 Things You Must Understand About Filing Bankruptcy
You’ve Received A Bankruptcy Notice–What Should You Do?
You Can Strip Your Second Mortgage-But Should You?
Fourth Circuit Holds Inheritances Are Estate Property In Chapter 13 Cases
Yesterday, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion in Carroll v Logan . This will have an impact for future chapter 13 cases in this circuit. ... Read full article
5 Reasons Every Small Business Owner Needs To Consult With A Bankruptcy Attorney
DIY Bankruptcy Means Test — You Always Pass!
Do It Yourself projects can be terrifying — and satisfying too. Sprucing up your home on your own, repairing the car, even doing your own tax returns can be challenging but helps save you money and makes you more independent. ... Read full article
Brunner: Vicious, Stupid, and Stubborn
Trailer screenshot, The Ten Commandments, Paramount ... Read full article