You’ve done your best to keep your head above water, managed your debt to the best of your ability and finally come to the realization that it is time to declare bankruptcy and get a new start for you and your family. One of the first decisions that ... Read full article
In September of 2011 I took an informal survey of National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney (“NACBA”) members on professional burnout. Through a post on the NACBA listserv discussion group I asked NACBA members to rate on a scale of 1 to 10 how ... Read full article
When you consider filing for bankruptcy, if you are married you will have to decide whether to file jointly or separately. If you decide to file jointly, it will be important to know: what will happen to your spouse? What happens to your spouse will ... Read full article
If you owe your family law attorney money for your divorce or another domestic relations matter, you may think you’re stuck with the lawyer’s bill, even if you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Here’s good news. The debts you can discharge in bankruptcy include ... Read full article
