Are you concerned that filing for bankruptcy will change the way your family, friends, and coworkers view you? Remember, you’re under no obligation to tell people who don’t have a material need to know. If you aren’t sure whether you’ll need to notify your employer, we’re always available to discuss it.
Are you concerned that filing for bankruptcy will change the way your family, friends, and coworkers view you? Remember, you’re under no obligation to tell people who don’t have a material need to know. If you aren’t sure whether you’ll need to notify your employer, we’re always available to discuss it.
It’s important to remember that not all types of debt can be wiped away by bankruptcy filings. For instance, any student loan debts you may have will remain intact even though you won’t always be allowed to make payments on them during the term of your bankruptcy.
Have you been hesitant to file for bankruptcy because you don’t think you have the money to pay an attorney since you can’t pay your bills? Let’s talk about your situation and whether filing for bankruptcy may be more affordable than you realized.
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Are you hesitant to file for bankruptcy because you’re concerned you could lose your job as a result? Technically, your employer can’t take that action against you. If you’re not sure if your situation may be an exception, we’re always here to help you better understand things.
Unfortunately, bad things happen to responsible people more often than anyone would like to admit. Whether you’re facing financial troubles because of a job loss or a medical emergency, we’re always here to help you reclaim control over your finances.
We recognize that many people aren’t simply looking for a way to walk away from their debts. When you have a steady income, it may be possible to use bankruptcy proceedings to renegotiate your payments so that you can pay back a portion of your debt at more affordable levels.
While bankruptcy can be a wonderful fresh start for families who’ve been hit hard by unexpected financial situations, it’s not without consequences. If you aren’t sure how filing for bankruptcy will impact your credit, we’re always here to help you gain a better understanding.
Unfortunately, a failed business venture can sometimes leave your personal finances in shambles. If you’re still trying to work miracles to pay off the debts of a sole-proprietorship you were forced to close, bankruptcy could be an appropriate option.
We recognize that many people aren’t simply looking for a way to walk away from their debts. When you have a steady income, it may be possible to use bankruptcy proceedings to renegotiate your payments so that you can pay back a portion of your debt at more affordable levels.
If you are married, you can file for bankruptcy without your spouse, but understand that your spouse will still be liable for any joint debts. On the other hand, if you file together you’ll be able to double your exemptions. Speak to an attorney to determine the best course for you.
We recognize that filing bankruptcy is usually a choice of last resort for Americans struggling to keep up with their debt payments to creditors. When you’re ready to learn more about how bankruptcy could help you get your head back above water, we’re always here for you.
Lien stripping is a bankruptcy technique that allows a chapter 13 filer to transform a secured second mortgage or home equity line of credit into unsecured debt. Talk to an attorney to see if this might be a good option for you.
Keep in mind that there are some debts that bankruptcy will not erase. This includes child support and alimony, fines, some taxes, falsely acquired debts, student loans, and debts not listed on your bankruptcy petition.
In a chapter 13 bankruptcy filing, you can keep all of your property if your bankruptcy plan meets the requirements of the law. However, you will need to continue making payments despite your bankruptcy status.
If you can afford to continue making payments on your liens and mortgages, a chapter 13 bankruptcy may be your best option. One of the advantages of a chapter 13 plan is that you’re able to keep property such as your home.
Have you been hesitant to file for bankruptcy because you don’t think you have the money to pay an attorney since you can’t pay your bills? Let’s talk about your situation and whether filing for bankruptcy may be more affordable than you realized.
There is a stigma attached with bankruptcy for many people. We are happy to offer the true facts regarding bankruptcy, which is often the best choice for a debtor with debts far greater than available income.
It’s important to remember that not all types of debt can be wiped away by bankruptcy filings. For instance, any student loan debts you may have will remain intact even though you won’t always be allowed to make payments on them during the term of your bankruptcy.
If you are married, you can file for bankruptcy without your spouse, but understand that your spouse will still be liable for any joint debts. On the other hand, if you file together you’ll be able to double your exemptions. Speak to an attorney to determine the best course for you.
If you’ve recently lost a job and had to take one for a lower wage, you may be having difficultly meeting all your financial obligations. Let’s talk about how filing for bankruptcy protection could help you to readjust payments to more affordable levels.
Bankruptcy can be extremely complicated. That's why it's best to use a lawyer with specific bankruptcy experience. We are familiar with all the paperwork and know what questions the trustee and judge are likely to ask
In a chapter 13 bankruptcy filing, you can keep all of your property if your bankruptcy plan meets the requirements of the law. However, you will need to continue making payments despite your bankruptcy status.
Keep in mind that there are some debts that bankruptcy will not erase. This includes child support and alimony, fines, some taxes, falsely acquired debts, student loans, and debts not listed on your bankruptcy petition.
If you and your spouse are considering both bankruptcy and a divorce, we can explain your options. Often, it is a better idea to handle the bankruptcy before the divorce, but every situation is unique and must be assessed separately.
Bankruptcy cases can be quite complicated. A bankruptcy attorney is familiar with all the forms and paperwork required and also has a working relationship with the bankruptcy trustee and judge, which can be very helpful.
Bankruptcy can be a way to avoid foreclosure of your home or repossession of your car. A Chapter 13 filing immediately stops all collection activity. You can then propose a repayment plan to take care of any delinquent amounts owed.
While bankruptcy can be a wonderful fresh start for families who’ve been hit hard by unexpected financial situations, it’s not without consequences. If you aren’t sure how filing for bankruptcy will impact your credit, we’re always here to help you gain a better understanding.
We can explain the connection between Social Security disability insurance and automatic eligibility for Medicare. For the most part, if you have been receiving disability payments for two years you qualify for Medicare, no matter your age.
While it is true that some disabilities automatically qualify the individual for benefits, it does not mean that payments begin tomorrow. There is still an evaluation process, and other criteria that must be met. We can help expedite the process.
You may be a candidate for a chapter 7 bankruptcy if you have a large amount of unsecured debt (i.e. credit card debt or medical expenses) that you are no longer able to pay. A chapter 7 filing allows you to seek protection from creditors.
Bankruptcy laws have changed and evolved in recent years, and unless you are well-versed in these changes, you may be in over your head if you decide to represent yourself. Seek the advice and guidance of an attorney.
If you are facing foreclosure, filing for bankruptcy can stop the process and help you keep your home. However, there are deadlines and a specific timeframe that must be adhered to so that you do not jeopardize your residence. Talk with a qualified bankruptcy attorney for proper guidance.
A bankruptcy discharge is usually the last in a series of events that occur when a petition for bankruptcy is filed. The discharge legally releases the debtor from the obligation to pay any remaining debts and prevents creditors from taking any collection actions against the debtor over the discharged debts.
What is a bankruptcy petition? A bankruptcy petition is an official court document initiating bankruptcy proceedings. An individual with professional certification and experienced in bankruptcy is the best source for information on this process.
It is not a good idea to handle a bankruptcy without an attorney. Given the complexity of bankruptcy laws, the various requirements and deadlines that must be met, a misstep can be devastating, resulting in the case being dismissed or not all of the debts being discharged.
Bankruptcy attorneys are lawyers who specialize in Bankruptcy law. Skilled in this field, they work with those individuals who believe that declaring bankruptcy is in their best interests. It is a bankruptcy attorney’s responsibility to make sure that everything proceeds smoothly and in compliance with bankruptcy laws.
Why should you seek the help of an attorney when filing for bankruptcy? There are a few components that you could unknowingly mess up, like filing under the wrong chapter or incorrectly citing property exemptions, among other pitfalls.
Harassment by creditors can disrupt your life, create problems, and make your life miserable. One of the advantages to filing for bankruptcy is that it puts an end to these calls as creditors are prohibited from contacting you.
The most noticeable difference between Chapter 13 bankruptcy and Chapter 7 is that Chapter 13 creates a repayment plan to resolve outstanding debt. Chapter 7 requires paying off what can be paid, and then discharging the remaining debt.
Before entering into a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, filers must meet the requirements of the Chapter 7 “Means Test.” This is necessary to make sure that only those who are genuinely qualified for Chapter 7 are allowed to use it and to prevent those in better financial health from exploiting it.
If you are married, it is a myth to think that both you and your spouse will need to file for bankruptcy. The determining factor is your particular situation and the nature of your debt.
There is a lot of false information out there about bankruptcy, much of it generated by lending agencies and banks since it is in their interests to discourage people from filing. You can count on a bankruptcy attorney to tell you exactly what your rights are and what you can do.
If you file for bankruptcy you can rest assured knowing you won’t be left out on the street with nothing to your name other than your underwear. While assets that are considered exempt vary from state to state, but your house, vehicles and clothes are safe.
Bankruptcy does not mean gloom and doom, nor does it condemn you to a life of impoverishment. It is a recognized, legal process for taking care of debt that has gotten out of hand.
While it is true that you can file for bankruptcy yourself, that is not necessarily the wisest path to follow. One misstep can cause you more problems than you bargained for and defeat the purpose of filing. Talk with someone who practices bankruptcy law.
Don't let what you hear on the street cause you unnecessary fear and worry if you're thinking of filing for bankruptcy. The best solution is to meet with a specialist in the field to find out exactly what you will face.
Filing for bankruptcy is not an indicator of financial irresponsibility, so don't let worries about what other may think stop you from going forward. In many cases, people are forced into bankruptcy because of the circumstances of their lives.
The three main causes of bankruptcy are divorce, severe illness and job loss. Fortunately, bankruptcy is a financial remedy that is available all US citizens who have a legitimate reason for filing.
Are you facing serious financial difficulties, but have previously filed for bankruptcy? If you meet the requirements, you can file for bankruptcy more than once. An attorney will guide you.
While there are many things that will be discharged in bankruptcy, there are some that cannot. Instead of guessing (and worrying), talk with an attorney for sound advice and guidance.
There are some personal injury cases that are qualified as “hard injury” cases. These include broken bones, brain or spinal cord trauma, severe burns, permanent injury, toxic poisoning, and more. These injuries cause greater hardship, and tend to be more permanent.
Even if you’re seeking a settlement from an insurance company, this can take up a lot of your time and energy, not to mention generating a lot of frustration. A personal injury attorney can take care of the settlement for you, and usually get you more than you would get otherwise.
Are you filing a personal injury claim against a town, city, state, or federal government? Then you want to get a personal injury attorney as soon as possible. Government claims have strict filing deadlines, and can even having filing periods as short at 60 days.
Filing for bankruptcy is not an indicator of financial irresponsibility, so don't let worries about what other may think stop you from going forward. In many cases, people are forced into bankruptcy because of the circumstances of their lives.
The three main causes of bankruptcy are divorce, severe illness and job loss. Fortunately, bankruptcy is a financial remedy that is available all US citizens who have a legitimate reason for filing.
Negligence is a common part of many personal injury cases, especially those that involve accidents. This can include auto accidents, motorcycle accidents, boating accidents, trucking accidents, even slip and fall accidents. The key point is that the negligent party should have taken steps to prevent the injury and accident.
It’s common to think about traffic accidents when it comes to personal injury attorneys, but that’s not the only time a personal injury lawyer can help. There are plenty of other times they can help, including medical accidents, dog bites, work-related accidents, and more.
It’s common to think about traffic accidents when it comes to personal injury attorneys, but that’s not the only time a personal injury lawyer can help. There are plenty of other times they can help, including medical accidents, dog bites, work-related accidents, and more.
There are some personal injury cases that are qualified as “hard injury” cases. These include broken bones, brain or spinal cord trauma, severe burns, permanent injury, toxic poisoning, and more. These injuries cause greater hardship, and tend to be more permanent.
There are some personal injury cases that are qualified as “hard injury” cases. These include broken bones, brain or spinal cord trauma, severe burns, permanent injury, toxic poisoning, and more. These injuries cause greater hardship, and tend to be more permanent.
Even if you’re seeking a settlement from an insurance company, this can take up a lot of your time and energy, not to mention generating a lot of frustration. A personal injury attorney can take care of the settlement for you, and usually get you more than you would get otherwise.
A temporary total disability is one that prevents you from returning to work for a period, but with the knowledge that you will return at some point. Most workers’ comp benefits are in this category.
The second part of a negligence case is proving breach of duty. This mean that the negligent party knowingly exposed the injured party to a substantial risk. It also covers when the party didn’t realize there was a substantial risk when they should have.
A key part of any negligence personal injury case is proving that there was direct cause by the negligent party. For direct cause to be proven, the injury must be shown to have been caused by either the deliberate acts or the lack of action on the negligent party’s part.
The final step of any personal injury negligence case is proving that the injured party suffered harm because of the negligent party. Harm can take a lot of different forms. It could be a financial loss (such as medical bills), physical injury, mental injury, or other harms.
Negligence is a common part of many personal injury cases, especially those that involve accidents. This can include auto accidents, motorcycle accidents, boating accidents, trucking accidents, even slip and fall accidents. The key point is that the negligent party should have taken steps to prevent the injury and accident.
It’s common to think about traffic accidents when it comes to personal injury attorneys, but that’s not the only time a personal injury lawyer can help. There are plenty of other times they can help, including medical accidents, dog bites, work-related accidents, and more.
Employers carrying workers’ compensation are required to maintain a record of all injuries, monitor the time lost due to worker injury and illness, and they must inform their employees of their rights and responsibilities.
Employers are not permitted to deduct the cost of workers’ compensation insurance from employees’ wages. If you believe this is happening, seek legal assistance for stopping this practice and for restitution.
Depending on where you live, the death benefit will vary accordingly. Some states have minimum and maximum amounts, while other states pay a lump sum. In addition, the definition of beneficiary also varies.
Depending on where you have your business, and the type of business you have, you may not be required to provide workers’ compensation for all of your employees, or provide it at all. Expert guidance will help you determine your responsibilities.
A temporary total disability is one that prevents you from returning to work for a period, but with the knowledge that you will return at some point. Most workers’ comp benefits are in this category.
The second part of a negligence case is proving breach of duty. This mean that the negligent party knowingly exposed the injured party to a substantial risk. It also covers when the party didn’t realize there was a substantial risk when they should have.
