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What If My Home Is Underwater?
Unfortunately in these recent times, this has become an all too familiar problem. The years of ever climbing home values were certainly rewarding, but in many ways sowed the seeds
Category: General Bankruptcy
Student Debt Blows Chill Wind At Housing Recovery
It’s the time of year where society’s noteworthy and notables appear on college campuses to congratulate and inspire the newest members of the college-educated workforce. While personal anecdotes extolling the
It’s a Simple Bankruptcy Case… What Could Go Wrong?
There are creditors who on some occasions insist on being heard, and there is a Bankruptcy Trustee who is appointed by the United States Trustee’s
Top 5 Causes of Bankruptcy
On average, 5,102 Americans filed for bankruptcy each day that court was in session over the first four months of this year — and that’s the good news.
If You Declare Bankruptcy, Which Debts Disappear?
Chapter 7 personal bankruptcy laws allow Americans who are overburdened by bills to have many types of debt wiped away. One way to understand this debt relief is to talk
9 Myths About Fixing Your Credit
Building better credit takes patience, discipline and a clear understanding of the strategies that really make a difference. Start by knowing the financial moves that don’t work. Like child rearing
Recovering Your Credit After Bankruptcy: A Path to Financial Stability
Recovering your Credit After Bankruptcy: A Path to Financial Stability. Declaring bankruptcy affects your finances and your credit score.
How to Survive Bankruptcy
Filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 is a hard blow for most people, but it can be the first step toward a more financially stable future. To some, having
12 Myths About Bankruptcy
Like most big, bad scary things, bankruptcy has a reputation based on a few tidbits of truth and a lot of embellishment. And like most creepy crawlies, it’s