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People go through changes in life that they have no control over. They lose a job, go through a divorce, or become ill. These are just a few of the many reasons why people file bankruptcy. If you are thinking that you can stay above water...

It is important to keep good financial records regardless if you are in bankruptcy or not, but the need increases significantly right before and after you file bankruptcy. Many people don’t see the importance of keeping financial records...

Under reform law, bankruptcy Chapter 13 cases filed must be placed under Wage Order after 1st payment has been made. There has been an increased of Trustee’s Notice of Intent to Dimiss being filed due to Chapter 13 debtors...

Making payments to your bankruptcy in very important. Wether it is a payment with the trustee or a chapter 7 pay off, or even the bgining filings of a chapter 13. Keeping up with the payment is essential for numer of reasons...

What do I do if I don’t want my reaffirmation any more? Under the law, you have 60 days to rescind the reaffirmation. When you do this, under the new laws, the creditors can come and take the vehicle or house even if you are current...

It is very important that you attend your meeting of creditors hearing, also known as the 341 hearing. This is a required hearing that has to be attended in order for you to receive a discharge of your case.

Yesterday I had to deal with an angry client. She called one of the paralegals and left a message using some inappropriate language. She called again, barking at the receptionist that she needed to talk to an attorney.

Many people do not realize that they can sell their home while they are still in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. You will want to start by finding someone to put the house on the market. Once you have an interested buyer, then the realtor will draw...

It comes up more often than not that people who are married eventually get divorced, either prior to filing their Bankruptcy case or during their Bankruptcy case. Let's take a closer look at this.