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  • Are Social Security Overpayments Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?

    Jun 17, 2011

    Because I handle both personal bankruptcy cases and Social Security disability cases, I ... Read full article

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  • When Can Bankruptcy Stop Creditors From Taking My Property?

    Jan 28, 2011

    No doubt you have heard the terms “unsecured” and “secured” creditors? But what do these terms really mean? In reality, the concepts are quite simple. First off, a creditor is generally someone who is owed money. A common example is when you take out a ... Read full article

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