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IN THE (RED) - The Business…

IN THE (RED) - The Business Bankruptcy Blog

Covers business bankruptcy issues and developments. From Cooley Godward Kronish LLP's Bob Eisenbach.

http://bankruptcy.cooley.com/
Rank this Week: 3717

713Bankruptcy.Com

713Bankruptcy.Com

Covers the preparation of Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy petitions. By Victoria Ring.

http://www.713bankruptcy.com
  • May 23

    The 713Training Team hopes that everyone…

    The 713Training Team hopes that everyone has a great Memorial Day Weekend.  We receive lots of requests from VBAs and Attorneys for a Checklist that they can give their clients to make it easier for them to collect the necessary ……
  • Apr 26

    Opportunity For You!!

    Opportunity For You!!
    We are giving you the opportunity to be a Guest Blogger on our site www.713Bankruptcy.com as well as have your post sent out in the www.713Training.com  newsletter that has several thousand subscribers.  Guest Blogging can help you…
  • Apr 18

    Bankruptcy Forcast 2013

    Bankruptcy Forcast 2013
    A lot of Virtual Bankruptcy Assistants(VBAs) and Attorneys will ask us if bankruptcies are decreasing or increasing  and what is happening  with the market.  Well I have good news, after a slight decline in bankruptcies last…
Rank this Week: 1828

Credit Slips

Credit Slips

Discusses credit and bankruptcy. By Professors Bob Lawless, Angela Littwin, Katie Porter, John Pottow, Deborah Thorne and Elizabeth Warren.

http://www.creditslips.org/creditslips/
  • May 23

    Equitable Mootness and Forum Shopping

    Equitable Mootness and Forum Shopping
    A few weeks ago, the Supreme Court denied cert in a case called Law Debenture Trust Co. v. Charter Communications, Inc. (No. 12-847). The issue was whether the Second Circuit had correctly applied the doctrine of equitable mootness to an...
  • May 23

    Ice Cube Bonds: New Paper on 363 Sales and Chapter 11

    Ice Cube Bonds: New Paper on 363 Sales and Chapter 11
    FAC UT ARDEAT, begins The Flamethrowers by Rachel Kushner. It means "made to burn," the narrator learns (from that "gasbag . . . Chesil Jones"). Whether your preferred hurry-up 363 sale metaphor involves flames, ice, or a…
  • May 21

    Non-exempt Exempt IRAs and Undercompensated Chapter 7 Trustee

    Non-exempt Exempt IRAs and Undercompensated Chapter 7 Trustee
    Some chapter 7 trustees have found a problem that could affect thousands of IRAs, leading to the first post in a two-post series on unintended consequences. A better reading of the law is that these IRAs should remain exempt from...
Rank this Week: 33

Bankruptcy Blog

Bankruptcy Blog

Covers bankruptcy and debt management. By Allmand Law.

http://allmandlaw.com/bankruptcy-blog
  • May 23

    Today In Bankruptcy – 05-23-2013

    Today In Bankruptcy – 05-23-2013
    Bringing you the most up-to-date news, tips and blogs throughout the web. Here’s your Bankruptcy Update for May 23, 2013 Atari seeking $22.2 million in bankruptcy auction Busy New York Bankruptcy Court Faces Budget Crunch…
  • May 23

    Getting Debt Discharged in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

    Getting Debt Discharged in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
    Many people who think about getting debt discharged may assume it can only be erased through Chapter 7 bankruptcy.  In fact, Chapter 13 bankruptcy has the ability to not only discharge debt, but in some cases may help eliminate debt that…
  • May 22

    Rising Drug Costs Contributing to Personal Bankruptcy Filing

    Rising Drug Costs Contributing to Personal Bankruptcy Filing
    Medical debt continues to be one of the most common reasons why people file personal bankruptcy.  Yet, recent studies may provide evidence that rising drug costs are partly to blame.  Medical debt related to unpaid bills is one…
Rank this Week: 210

California Bankruptcy Blog

California Bankruptcy Blog

Covers chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy information. By Southern California Law Advocates, P.C.

http://www.socaladvocates.com/blog/
  • May 23

    Do I Have to List All My Debts In My Bankruptcy?

    Do I Have to List All My Debts In My Bankruptcy?
    As bankruptcy lawyers we often get asked the question “Do I Have to List All My Debts In My Bankruptcy?”.  Some of the reasons that people have indicated for keeping a particular credit card or debt  include:  …
  • May 22

    Why Do I Have to Pay the Bankruptcy Attorney Before He Files My Case?

    Why Do I Have to Pay the Bankruptcy Attorney Before He Files My Case?
    When you decide that you need to file for Chapter 7  bankruptcy to protect yourself from creditors, in most cases you want to file right away.  The need to file right away is usually a result of creditor harassment, a pending…
  • May 21

    Social Security Income Not Considered in Good Faith Inquiry

    Social Security Income Not Considered in Good Faith Inquiry
    A recent 9th circuit decision is an important victory for debtors in the debate of whether Social Security income needs to be considered in calculating the Chapter 13 plan payments.  The decision found that Social Security income should…
Rank this Week: 258

All Family Law Group, P.A.

All Family Law Group, P.A.

Covers divorce, family law and bankruptcy.

http://www.familymaritallaw.blogspot.com
  • May 23

    The Divorce Process in a Nutshell

    The Divorce Process in a Nutshell
    The length and what is involved in the divorce process depends upon the parties involved.  Furthermore, if you or your husband or wife is in the military, there may be issues involved such as military retirement, special residency…
  • May 10

    UPDATE: Alimony Reform 2013

    UPDATE: Alimony Reform 2013
    On May 3rd, the 2013 Legislative Session ended without any reform to alimony laws. Governor Rick Scott vetoed SB718 and announced his decision in a letter dated May 1, 2013, to the Senate President, Don Gaetz. In the letter, Governor Scott…
  • Apr 8

    Proposed Alimony Reform 2013

    Proposed Alimony Reform 2013
    Alimony Reform Bill, SB 718 was passed 29 to 11 by the Florida Senate on April 4, 2013. It will move to the House and if passed, it will likely be signed into law by the Governor.  What follows is a summary of the present law enacted in…
Rank this Week: 2836

The Sader Law Firm Blog

The Sader Law Firm Blog

Covers bankruptcy law.

http://blog.saderlawfirm.com/
  • May 23

    Consumers Are Catching Up?

    Consumers Are Catching Up?
    Consumers are catching up, according to the Associated Press recently. Americans got better about paying their credit card debt on time in the first three months of the year, a period when many borrowers use income tax returns to tackle their…
  • May 22

    Filing Chapter 7 on your own?

    Filing Chapter 7 on your own?
    In today’s economy, just coming up with the resources to file bankruptcy can be tough. But there’s a reason you want to hire an experienced attorney to file on your behalf, just as you would want to hire an experienced mechanic to…
  • May 17

    Cancer can increase bankruptcy risk

    Cancer can increase bankruptcy risk
    Thanks to Barbara Mantel from NBC News for reporting.  Experts say that the high cost of cancer-specific care can push many into financial trouble.  A recent study at Washington State has found that cancer patients are twice as…
Rank this Week: 1727

Bankruptcy Topics

Bankruptcy Topics

Covers consumer bankruptcy laws in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. By Doug Beaton.

http://www.douglasbeaton.com
  • May 23

    Homeowner’s mortgage mess spills over into bankruptcy court

    Homeowner’s mortgage mess spills over into bankruptcy court
    If there is one bankruptcy case that sums up the frustrations of homeowners dealing with mortgage firms and banks, it must the the one recently decided by Bankruptcy Judge Hoffman in Massachusetts. This case (In re Perra, from May 22, 2013)…
  • May 20

    Bankruptcy hearings can be over before the fat lady sing

    Bankruptcy hearings can be over before the fat lady sing
    A recent opinion from United States bankruptcy judge Henry Boroff in Massachusetts helps to clarify a much debated question of bankruptcy law: when is the debtor’s “meeting of creditors” really over? Each person filing a…
  • May 1

    Window of opporunity opens for bankruptcy debtors with tax debt

    Window of opporunity opens for bankruptcy debtors with tax debt
    With April 15, 2013 in the rear view mirror, a new window of opportunity has opened up for people who owe back taxes for the year 2009. That’s because the required three year period from the 2009 due date (April 15, 2010) has now…
Rank this Week: 956

Miami Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Miami Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Covers Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. By Shmucher Law PL.

http://flbankrupt.com/blog/
Rank this Week: 3000

Bankruptcy Mastery

Bankruptcy Mastery

Covers skill building for lawyers new to the practice of consumer bankruptcy law. By Cathy Moran.

http://www.bankruptcymastery.com
  • May 23

    Axe Falls On Debtor’s Counsel

    Axe Falls On Debtor’s Counsel
    Just when I think my work here is done, I have a week like last week. Everywhere I looked, the ax was falling on debtor’s counsel. Deservedly so. My Chapter 13 trustee complains that her staff is knee deep in debtor lawyer inattention…
  • May 21

    What They Didn’t Teach You In Law School

    What They Didn’t Teach You In Law School
    Seen small business clients who clearly have the technical skill set for their field, but can’t make a go of it? There’s a mismatch between their professional skills and the operational knowledge they need to run a business using…
  • May 14

    When Insurance Can Be The Death Of You

    When Insurance Can Be The Death Of You
    Remember survey courses from college? Kinda like flying low over new territory without ever landing and getting on the ground? That’s what I propose to do with the topic of insurance.  Insurance, as we see it in bankruptcy. It…
Rank this Week: 1539

Lee Bankruptcy Blog

Lee Bankruptcy Blog

Covers bankruptcy and financial news. By Lee Law Firm, PLLC.

http://leebankruptcy.com/bankruptcy_blog/
  • May 23

    Two Strategies to Successfully Repay Loan

    Two Strategies to Successfully Repay Loan
    Unpaid student loans, home loans, car loans, and any other type of loan are some of the top reasons people seek bankruptcy. By staying up to date with your loan payments, not only are you improving your financial health and credit score, but…
  • May 22

    Refinancing to Prevent Foreclosure?

    Refinancing to Prevent Foreclosure?
    For homeowners struggling with finances or worried about a foreclosure, refinancing is one of the most appealing options to ease their mortgage payments. Refinancing provides a new loan that’s complete with new interest rates, payments,…
  • May 21

    Proven Strategies to Repair Your Credit Score

    Proven Strategies to Repair Your Credit Score
    So you want to repair your credit score after your Texas bankruptcy but don’t know where to begin? With over 1.5 million bankruptcy filings across the nation every year, you’re not alone. Fortunately, the process of repairing your…
Rank this Week: 1298

Georgia Bankruptcy Law Blog

Georgia Bankruptcy Law Blog

Resource for Georgia Bankruptcy cases and updates. By Scott B. Riddle.

http://www.georgiabankruptcyblog.com/
Rank this Week: 714

Bankruptcy Law Network - Real…

Bankruptcy Law Network - Real Lawyers, Real Solutions

Covers bankruptcy, chapter 7, chapter 13, credit reports, foreclosures, and asset protection.

http://www.bankruptcylawnetwork.com
  • May 23

    What is a Prepackaged Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?

    What is a Prepackaged Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
    In this article I will explain a few basic details about conventional and prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases. Conventional bankruptcy: This is usually when a business files bankruptcy in a response to a crisis. However, when a business…
  • May 22

    Student Loans May Now Be Discharged More Easily In Bankruptcy in the 9th Circuit

    Student Loans May Now Be Discharged More Easily In Bankruptcy in the 9th Circuit
    On May 22, 2013, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals released its opinion in Hedlund v. The Educational Resources Institute, Inc., and Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, Case 12-35258 (D.C. 6:11-cv-6281AA).  That opinion (and…
  • May 21

    Bankruptcy Helps Lower Your Credit Card Minimum Payment

    Bankruptcy Helps Lower Your Credit Card Minimum Payment
    I know — a silly headline.  Bankruptcy is admittedly an extreme way to lower your monthly credit card payments.  But that depends on whether you are asking yourself the right question. If you are on the Net searching for ways…
Rank this Week: 604

Bankruptcy Law Network

Bankruptcy Law Network

Covers bankruptcy and consumer credit.

http://www.bankruptcylawnetwork.com/
  • May 23

    What is a Prepackaged Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?

    What is a Prepackaged Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
    In this article I will explain a few basic details about conventional and prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases. Conventional bankruptcy: This is usually when a business files bankruptcy in a response to a crisis. However, when a business…
  • May 22

    Student Loans May Now Be Discharged More Easily In Bankruptcy in the 9th Circuit

    Student Loans May Now Be Discharged More Easily In Bankruptcy in the 9th Circuit
    On May 22, 2013, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals released its opinion in Hedlund v. The Educational Resources Institute, Inc., and Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, Case 12-35258 (D.C. 6:11-cv-6281AA).  That opinion (and…
  • May 21

    Bankruptcy Helps Lower Your Credit Card Minimum Payment

    Bankruptcy Helps Lower Your Credit Card Minimum Payment
    I know — a silly headline.  Bankruptcy is admittedly an extreme way to lower your monthly credit card payments.  But that depends on whether you are asking yourself the right question. If you are on the Net searching for ways…
Rank this Week: 1140

Oregon and Washington Bankruptcy…

Oregon and Washington Bankruptcy Blog

Provides bankruptcy information for people living in Oregon and Washington. By the Northwest Debt Relief Law Firm.

http://www.nwdrlf.com/blog
  • May 23

    Crushing Burden of Student Loans in Oregon and Washington

    Crushing Burden of Student Loans in Oregon and Washington
    The class of 2013 has just replaced the class of 2012 for the title of the most indebted class in American history. With the way student loan burdens are increasing, the class of 2013 will inevitably lose their title to next year’s…
  • May 20

    Student Loans and Bankruptcy

    Student Loans and Bankruptcy
    Debtors across both Oregon and Washington who are being harassed by student loan lenders and hope to eliminate these debts through Chapter 7 Bankruptcy must navigate their way through a pretty nasty test. Bankruptcy courts in both Oregon and…
  • May 18

    Multnomah County Suing Mortgage Monster

    Multnomah County Suing Mortgage Monster
    Multnomah County is suing a rogue’s gallery of the largest mortgage players including B of A, Wells Fargo, Oregon’s Bank of the Cascades, Chase, Citi, and West Coast Bank for nearly forty million dollars. The focus of the lawsuit…
Rank this Week: 409

St. Louis Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

St. Louis Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Covers Chapter 7, Chapter 13, Foreclosure, and other consumer bankruptcy issues. By the A & L, Licker Law Firm, LLC.

http://mobankruptcyblog.com/
  • May 23

    Rebuilding Your Credit After Bankruptcy

    Rebuilding Your Credit After Bankruptcy
    What will bankruptcy do to my credit? This is probably the question most often asked by our clients and potential clients when they are considering bankruptcy. While each client will have a different experience based on their individual…
  • May 23

    Will My Judgment or Settlement be Discharged in Bankruptcy?

    Will My Judgment or Settlement be Discharged in Bankruptcy?
    A common question that people considering bankruptcy may have is whether or not a judgment that has been entered against them will be discharged through their bankruptcy. The short answer is that in many cases the answer is yes, but there are…
  • May 7

    Missouri Anti-Mediation Foreclosure Bill Gaining Traction

    Missouri Anti-Mediation Foreclosure Bill Gaining Traction
    In an update from a previous post, a bill that would prevent local governments from being able to require lenders to offer mediation to homeowners facing foreclosure is nearing passage in the Missouri Senate. The bill, passed by the Missouri…
Rank this Week: 1206

California Bankruptcy Attorney…

California Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Covers consumer bankruptcy, debt settlement, foreclosure and loan modification. By Howard Law, P.C.

http://www.californiabankruptcyattorneyblog.com/
Rank this Week: 599

Matt Berkus Blog

Matt Berkus Blog

Covers bankruptcy and debt relief.

http://www.mattberkus.com/blog/
  • May 23

    Quick Tip: Scheduling of Secured Tax Claims in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

    Quick Tip: Scheduling of Secured Tax Claims in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
    Question: If a debtor owes back taxes and files chapter 13 bankruptcy, and the tax debt is both priority and secured (due to the IRS filing a tax lien), how do you classify that tax in chapter 13 bankruptcy? Answer: Secured tax claims are…
  • May 20

    Student Loans are the Only Unforgivable “Loan” in Bankruptcy!

    Student Loans are the Only Unforgivable “Loan” in Bankruptcy!
    Do you remember the song: One of these things is not like the others, one of these things just doesn’t belong, can you tell which thing is not like the others by the time I finish this song? (Sesame Street). Student loans stick out like…
  • May 20

    Student Loans are the Only Unforgivable “Loan” in Bankruptcy!

    Student Loans are the Only Unforgivable “Loan” in Bankruptcy!
    Do you remember the song: One of these things is not like the others, one of these things just doesn’t belong, can you tell which thing is not like the others by the time I finish this song? (Sesame Street). Student loans stick out like…
Rank this Week: 1515

San Diego Bankruptcy Blog

San Diego Bankruptcy Blog

Covers California bankruptcy and debt negotiation. By Bankruptcy Legal Group.

http://www.bankruptcysandiegoattorney.com/
  • May 23

    California banks may seek protection under Chapter 7 bankruptcy

    California banks may seek protection under Chapter 7 bankruptcy
    No line of business is immune from financial struggles. Regardless of what is done to protect a business, there can be times when mounting debts are simply too much to handle, causing those in charge to look at ways to...
  • May 17

    After bankruptcy, don't forget to review your credit report

    After bankruptcy, don't forget to review your credit report
    If you are considering bankruptcy or have recently filed for bankruptcy protection in California, you may be aware that you will need to focus on rebuilding and repairing your credit after bankruptcy. There are many benefits of filing for…
  • May 15

    Is an inherited IRA exempt or nonexempt property in bankruptcy?

    Is an inherited IRA exempt or nonexempt property in bankruptcy?
    When San Diego consumers file Chapter 7 bankruptcy, they may be able to wipe out most or all of their debts without having to get rid of all of their property. During bankruptcy, consumers are able to keep exempt property....
Rank this Week: 1795

Duncan Law Blog

Duncan Law Blog

Covers North Carolina bankruptcy and workers compensation issues.

http://www.duncanlawonline.com/blog/
  • May 23

    What is Form 26 in a NC Workers’ Compensation Case?

    What is Form 26 in a NC Workers’ Compensation Case?
    A Form 26, according to the North Carolina Industrial Commission, is a Supplemental Agreement as to Payment of Compensation (G.S. §97-82).  After you have been receiving your compensation for workers’ compensation, you and…
  • May 16

    Is It Common For a Loan Modification To Be Delayed?

    Is It Common For a Loan Modification To Be Delayed?
    When you are having trouble making your house payments, there are options that might work well for you. One of these options is a loan modification. This is when the bank changes your loan so that you have a lower, more affordable monthly…
  • May 14

    Can the Insurance Company Provide me with Transportation in a Worker’s Comp Claim?

    Can the Insurance Company Provide me with Transportation in a Worker’s Comp Claim?
    Yes, the insurance company can provide you with transportation to receive medical care that is approved by the insurance company or the North Carolina Industrial Commission. Usually you must provide your own transportation, but the insurance…
Rank this Week: 1362

St. Louis Bankruptcy Lawyers Blog

St. Louis Bankruptcy Lawyers Blog

Covers Bankruptcy Law. Published by Brinkman & Alter, LLC

http://www.stlouisbankruptcylawyersblog.com/
  • May 22

    WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I RECEIVE A LETTER FROM A COLLECTION AGENCY?

    WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I RECEIVE A LETTER FROM A COLLECTION AGENCY?
    The first thing you should do is contact an FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act) lawyer who understands the laws that regulate St. Louis collection agencies. Because there is a decent chance that the debt collector is violating your…
  • May 20

    IS THERE A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF DEBT THAT I MUST HAVE BEFORE I FILE A ST LOUIS BANKRUPTCY?

    IS THERE A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF DEBT THAT I MUST HAVE BEFORE I FILE A ST LOUIS BANKRUPTCY?
    No, there is not. People filing for bankruptcy have varying levels of debt, but there is no set amount that you must have before qualifying. However, I would say that on average, I file bankruptcies for people who have high levels of credit…
  • May 15

    IF MY CAR IS REPOSSESSED CAN I GET IT BACK IF I FILE A ST LOUIS BANKRUPTCY?

    IF MY CAR IS REPOSSESSED CAN I GET IT BACK IF I FILE A ST LOUIS BANKRUPTCY?
    Yes, you certainly can. But timing is of the essence. So if your car was recently repo'ed, then you will need to move quickly. One of the main reasons why someone might contemplate a St. Louis Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a repossessed car…
Rank this Week: 1236

Chicago Bankruptcy Blog

Chicago Bankruptcy Blog

Covers chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy. By Leeders & Associates.

http://chicago-bankruptcy.blogspot.com/
  • May 22

    T is for Terrance Leeders - head bankrutpcy attorney and owner of Leeders & Associate

    T is for Terrance Leeders - head bankrutpcy attorney and owner of Leeders & Associate
    Hi All.  I was recently interviewed for an article by BankruptcyHome.com.  I have enclosed a link to their article.   If anyone as has any further questions, feel free to contact me at Leederslaw.com, or call me at…
  • May 17

    S is for Setoff of bank accounts and bankruptcy

    S is for Setoff of bank accounts and bankruptcy
    I see this issue frequently. Debtor has a Bank Account at Bank A.   Debtor also has a debt owed to Bank A, say for a credit card, personal loan, or overdraft. Any money in the bank account on the date of filing is vulnerable, as Bank A…
  • Apr 26

    R is for repossession

    R is for repossession
    R is for Repossession I would estimate that over half, if not 75% of my clients have had a repossession in the past, many with 2 or even 3 of them.   Chapter 7 is a great tool to wipe those debts out and get a fresh start.   But, if…
Rank this Week: 1966

Alabama Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Alabama Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Covers bankruptcy and foreclosure law. By Eversole Law LLC.

http://www.alabamabankruptcylawyer-blog.com/
  • May 22

    Alabama Debt Watch: Deviant Collection Practices Result in Lawsuit

    Alabama Debt Watch: Deviant Collection Practices Result in Lawsuit
    Debt collectors don't have a reputation for being benevolent or even particularly all that fair with people. But those employed by JP Morgan Chase, apparently, were committing illegal collection abuses against tens of thousands of consumers…
  • May 12

    Alabama Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Lawyers Discuss Rebuilding Credit

    Alabama Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Lawyers Discuss Rebuilding Credit
    It's a myth that a bankruptcy is going to permanently decimate your credit score. The truth is, it will take some time, planning and effort to rebuild it, but our Birmingham bankruptcy lawyers know the process is not likely to hinder you…
  • May 6

    Birmingham Bankruptcy Help: Depression Drives Debt, Studies Suggest

    Birmingham Bankruptcy Help: Depression Drives Debt, Studies Suggest
    Our Birmingham bankruptcy lawyers know it makes sense that someone deeply in debt would find themselves distraught and perhaps even greatly depressed about the situation. However, new research suggests that depression may actual fuel debt.…
Rank this Week: 378

theBKblog

theBKblog

Covers Georgia bankruptcy, protected property, Chapter 13, median income test, wrongful foreclosure, fraudulent transfers, divorce and means test. By Jonathan Ginsberg.

http://www.thebklawyer.com/thebkblog
  • May 22

    Sinbad Bankruptcy? News Reports Get it Wrong

    Sinbad Bankruptcy? News Reports Get it Wrong
    According to news reports coming from literally hundreds of outlets, comedian Sinbad has filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.  The source of this report is the web site TMZ.com – and news outlets from major news networks to gossip web…
  • Apr 15

    File Bankruptcy if You are not Broke? Maybe Not Such a Crazy Idea

    File Bankruptcy if You are not Broke? Maybe Not Such a Crazy Idea
    The Atlanta Journal Constitution ran a front page story on Sunday, April 14 entitled More than 40% of Georgia Homes Underwater.  The AJC reporter notes that “there’s not another metro area in the United States with as many…
  • Apr 8

    Home Foreclosed? Here’s What Happens Next

    Home Foreclosed? Here’s What Happens Next
    Georgia foreclosure law allows lenders to start and complete the mortgage foreclosure process in as little as 37 days.  This means that just over a month from the start date of the foreclosure, you may lose all title interest in [...]The…
Rank this Week: 1168

On the Bankruptcy Soapbox

On the Bankruptcy Soapbox

By Cathy Moran.

http://www.moranlaw.net/blog
  • May 22

    The Government Loans That Bankruptcy Wipes Out

    The Government Loans That Bankruptcy Wipes Out
    Believe it or not, certain unsecured loans from government entities are dischargeable in bankruptcy. This includes SBA loans, and loans made through The Department of Veteran’s Affairs (VA), Department of Housing and Urban Development…
  • May 20

    The Lien That Lay In Wait

    The Lien That Lay In Wait
    The client originally had his choice of bankruptcy chapters. He could file Chapter 7, get quick relief, and put “everything” behind him. Or his could file Chapter 13, propose a plan that would strip off liens and pay the taxes…
  • May 16

    Why Rising Home Prices Will Sink Some Homeowner

    Why Rising Home Prices Will Sink Some Homeowner
      The median home price in the Bay Area has risen to over $500,000 for the first time in five years, the Mercury News reported this week. For lots of home owners, that says the window of opportunity is closing. What? The usual thinking…
Rank this Week: 1199

Texas Bankruptcy Blog

Texas Bankruptcy Blog

By Fears Nachawati Law Firm.

http://www.txbankruptcyblog.com
  • May 22

    What is a Domestic Support Obligation in Bankruptcy?

    What is a Domestic Support Obligation in Bankruptcy?
    In 2005, Congress revised the federal Bankruptcy Code and introduced the term “domestic support obligation.” In short, a domestic support obligation, or DSO, is a debt “in the nature of alimony, maintenance, or…
  • May 21

    Bankruptcy: A Responsible or Irresponsible Choice?

    Bankruptcy: A Responsible or Irresponsible Choice?
    In 2012, more than 1,000,000 Americans filed for personal bankruptcy. Job loss, health issues and divorce were just a few of the principle drivers that pushed these individuals into the protection of the bankruptcy court. For most, declaring…
  • May 20

    Cram Down Dance During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

    Cram Down Dance During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
    “Cram down” is lawyer-speak for a bankruptcy court reducing a secured interest to the value of the property. For instance, if a bass boat is worth $2,000 and there is a $4,000 balance owed to the bank, the bankruptcy court can…
Rank this Week: 1189

Wisconsin Bankruptcy Blog

Wisconsin Bankruptcy Blog

Provides information on Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. By Gregory A. Holbus.

http://wisconsinbankruptcy.blogspot.com/
  • May 22

    Statute of Fraud

    Statute of Fraud
    Borrowing money from family or friends is very commonplace.  Because of the relation, seldom are these debts ever made in writing.In an asset case (a Chapter 7 with non-exempt assets or a Chapter 13 repayment plan) it is natural for the…
  • May 15

    Proposed National Model Chapter 13 Plan

    Proposed National Model Chapter 13 Plan
    This is a post that will probably be more of interest to bankruptcy practitioners than bankruptcy debtors.  However, there is potential for some substantial changes that will drastically impact how Chapter 13s are administered, so…
  • May 15

    April 2013 Foreclosure Statistic

    April 2013 Foreclosure Statistic
    If you've been served with foreclosure papers - don't give up.  It's not too late to save your home.  But waiting until the week before the Sheriff's Sale is cutting it a bit close!  Don't procrastinate.  Call us now and…
Rank this Week: 1928

Liquidation Blog

Liquidation Blog

Covers liquidation and insolvency in the United Kingdom.

http://www.liquidation.co.uk/blog/
  • May 22

    Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) vs. Compulsory Liquidation

    Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) vs. Compulsory Liquidation
    Comparing these two insolvent liquidation processes will help directors determine which route will best suite their needs regarding their insolvent company.The post Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) vs. Compulsory Liquidation…
  • May 20

    What Happens With the Creditors During a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation?

    What Happens With the Creditors During a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation?
    Unsecured creditors are the main stakeholders at risk within a trading company with HMRC often being the largest. Therefore if a company fails to carry on trading these people will be the main ones to lose. Secured lenders, such a banks and…
  • May 14

    Guidance on How to Avoid Liability

    Guidance on How to Avoid Liability
    Follow our helpful guide on how to avoid liability when trading an insolvent company.The post Guidance on How to Avoid Liability appeared first on Liquidation.co.uk.
Rank this Week: 1441

Florida Bankruptcy News and…

Florida Bankruptcy News and Current Events

Covers bankruptcy and foreclosure defense news. Debt Relief Group LLC.

http://1800debtrelief.com/bankruptcy-news/
  • May 22

    The Fight Against Foreclosure

    The Fight Against Foreclosure
    Hundreds of thousands of families have been displaced from their homes in recent years as the wave of the foreclosure crisis swept the nation. While some were fortunate enough to defend against the loss of their homes, others have not been so…
  • May 20

    Study Shows Bankruptcy More Likely For Cancer Patient

    Study Shows Bankruptcy More Likely For Cancer Patient
    The healthcare crisis facing this nation is one that has been mounting over the last several decades. As the costs of healthcare rise and the ability for consumers to stay insured becomes pressured, many people are left in financial hardship…
  • May 17

    Fast Bankruptcy Filing

    Fast Bankruptcy Filing
    Anyone dealing with creditors and the stress of overwhelming debt burdens understands the pressing need for relief. While it may be tempting to rush into a bankruptcy filing, there is a greater benefit in taking due consideration. Here is…
Rank this Week: 150

Due Diligence

Due Diligence

Covers consumer bankruptcy. By Linda Rantz.

http://rantz.biz/duediligence
  • May 21

    Creditor Address for Springcastle America Funding Trust

    Creditor Address for Springcastle America Funding Trust
    I searched online, but had trouble finding an address for Springcastle America Funding Trust. This company had taken over an account originally owned by HSBC, HFC, or Beneficial entity. A client was able to provide a copy of a collection…
  • Feb 11

    Chatting about bankruptcy software on Yahoo! Group

    Chatting about bankruptcy software on Yahoo! Group
    A few days ago, I posted about the disappearance of an active Yahoo! Group for EZ-Filing users. No answer has emerged and one attorney I communicated with could only speculate about why the Group was deleted. Since I have archives of messages…
  • Feb 6

    What happened to the Yahoo! Group for EZ-Filing?

    What happened to the Yahoo! Group for EZ-Filing?
    I don’t have an answer, but I’m curious if anyone has any information about the Group’s sudden disappearance. One attorney and former member of the Group emailed me and said it had to have gone offline sometime during the…
Rank this Week: 3617

San Jose Bankruptcy & Fair Debt…

San Jose Bankruptcy & Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Lawyer Blog

Covers California bankruptcy and Fair Dept Collection Practices Act issues. By Ronald Wilcox.

http://www.sanjosebankruptcyfdcpalawyer.com/
  • May 21

    United States Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit Discharges "BURDEN" Student Loan

    United States Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit Discharges "BURDEN" Student Loan
    The bankruptcy code generally takes the position that student loans are non dischargeable debts unless a debtor can prove the payment of the debt will cause "undue hardship" to both the debtor and debtor's dependents. Debtors can take the…
  • Mar 13

    What You Don't Know Can Hurt You; Credit Reporting Errors Are More Common Then You Think

    What You Don't Know Can Hurt You; Credit Reporting Errors Are More Common Then You Think
    Twenty Percent Of Consumers Have Errors On At Least One Of Their Three Credit Reports We all know that our credit score affects our ability to obtain credit as well as influence how much interest we will pay for the credit we receive. But,…
  • Feb 1

    Harassing Collection Calls For Debts Not Owed

    Harassing Collection Calls For Debts Not Owed
    Hundreds of Thousands of Americans Are Receiving Harassing Phone Calls To Pay Debts They Don't Owe Debt collectors from overseas call centers have been placing millions of abusive calls to people. The astonishing fact about these collection…
Rank this Week: 1000

Bankruptcy and Restructuring Blog

Bankruptcy and Restructuring Blog

Offers up-to-date information on bankruptcy, reorganization and creditors' rights. By Sheppard Mullin.

http://www.bankruptcylawblog.com/
  • May 21

    The Stockton Saga Continues: Untouchable Pensions on the Chopping Block?

    The Stockton Saga Continues: Untouchable Pensions on the Chopping Block?
    By Barbara Altimus Shreero Judge Christopher M. Klein's decision to accept the City of Stockton's petition for bankruptcy on April 1, 2013 set the stage for a battle over whether public workers' pensions can be reduced through municipal…
  • May 14

    The Ninth Circuit Holds that Bankruptcy Courts Have Authority to Recharacterize Debt as Equity

    The Ninth Circuit Holds that Bankruptcy Courts Have Authority to Recharacterize Debt as Equity
    By Robert Sahyan On April 30, 2013, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that the bankruptcy court has authority to recharacterize as equity, rather than debt, advances of funds made purportedly as a loan to the…
  • Apr 25

    Student Loans: Nondischargeability Questioned in Seventh Circuit and Beyond

    Student Loans: Nondischargeability Questioned in Seventh Circuit and Beyond
    By Adam McNeile Conventional wisdom says that it is nearly impossible to obtain a discharge of student loan debt in bankruptcy. Indeed, Section 523(a)(8) expressly excepts student loans from discharge, unless the exception of such…
Rank this Week: 3148

California Bankruptcy Blog

California Bankruptcy Blog

Features news and commentary on current issues in the law of personal and business bankruptcy. By Macdonald & Associates.

http://www.calbk.blogspot.com/
  • May 21

    Bankruptcy Crime

    Bankruptcy Crime
    Join Reno Fernandez, Chair of the Bar Association of San Francisco's Commercial Law & Bankruptcy Section, for this white-linen lunch program:BANKRUPTCY CRIMESTuesday, June 11, 2013Noon to 1:30 pmSpeakers Hon. Stephen L. Johnson,…
  • May 21

    Bankruptcy Crime

    Bankruptcy Crime
    Join Reno Fernandez, Chair of the Bar Association of San Francisco's Commercial Law & Bankruptcy Section, for this white-linen lunch program:BANKRUPTCY CRIMESTuesday, June 11, 2013Noon to 1:30 pmSpeakers Hon. Stephen L. Johnson,…
  • May 16

    Macdonald | Fernandez LLP Congratulates the California Bankruptcy Forum on 25 Years of Excellence!

    Macdonald | Fernandez LLP Congratulates the California Bankruptcy Forum on 25 Years of Excellence!
    We are happy to be attending the California Bankruptcy Forum's Insolvency Conference, which kicks off today.  Congratulations to the CBF on its 25th anniversary!
Rank this Week: 924

Sonoma County Lawyer Blog

Sonoma County Lawyer Blog

Covers bankruptcy, family law, and landlord-tenant law. By the Law Offices of James V. Sansone.

http://blog.jamessansonelaw.com/
  • May 21

    Modifying Your Child Support Payment

    Modifying Your Child Support Payment
    Has your income dropped since a judge first ordered you to pay child support? If so, you may want to contact a family law lawyer to have the support reduced. Sometimes, these modifications are successful. But that wasn't the outcome Carl…
  • May 14

    How to Develop a Post-Divorce Parenting Plan

    How to Develop a Post-Divorce Parenting Plan
    In California, there is a relatively new term being used to describe how divorced parents spend time with their children. It's called parenting time. While you're probably familiar with the terms child custody, visitation, and child…
  • May 7

    Dividing Marital Property in a Santa Rosa Divorce

    Dividing Marital Property in a Santa Rosa Divorce
    After your wedding, you reveled at all of your gifts. There was the shiny new toaster from your Aunt Betsy, the Cuisinart from your best friend, the teak patio set from your parents. Now, on the verge of finalizing your divorce, you have…
Rank this Week: 821

The Florida Asset Protection Blog

The Florida Asset Protection Blog

Covers bankruptcy planning, creditor rights, fraudulent conveyances, homestead protections and offshore planning. By Jonathan Alper.

http://floridaassetprotection.blogs.com/alperlaw/
  • May 21

    Charging Lien Against Professional LLC Interest

    Charging Lien Against Professional LLC Interest
    A creditor may apply for a charging lien against the debtor’s membership interest in an LLC. If the LLC operates a professional business such as a medical practice or law firm, can a creditor who is not licenses in the …The post…
  • May 16

    Can U.S. Government Be Sued For Receipt of Fraudulent Transfer?

    Can U.S. Government Be Sued For Receipt of Fraudulent Transfer?
    Here’s is an interesting case where a bankruptcy trustee sued the U.S. government for their receipt of a fraudulent transfer. Within two years of filing bankruptcy a company, taxable as an S-Corp, paid the IRS money to satisfy their…
  • May 10

    Can Debtor Get Money From His LLC Subject to Charging Lien?

    Can Debtor Get Money From His LLC Subject to Charging Lien?
    A debtor forms a two member LLC to operate a family business. A creditor obtains a judgment against the business owner and proceeds to get a charging lien against distributions allocated to the debtor’s share of his LLC. Is there…
Rank this Week: 1095

Bay Area Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Bay Area Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Covers Bay Area bankruptcy law. By Melanie Tavare.

http://www.bayareabankruptcylawyer-blog.com/
  • May 20

    New Hope for Student Loan Borrowers in Bankruptcy?

    New Hope for Student Loan Borrowers in Bankruptcy?
    As a Bay Area bankruptcy attorney, one of the most frustrating aspects of my job is being unable to help debtors discharge their student loans. As many people with huge student loan debt already know, the 2005 change to the bankruptcy code,…
  • May 5

    The Ninth Circuit Further Limits the Powers of the Bankruptcy Court

    The Ninth Circuit Further Limits the Powers of the Bankruptcy Court
    In what can only be described as frustrating for Bankruptcy Judges, the Ninth Circuit recently expanded the limitations on bankruptcy judge's ability to enter final judgments in certain situations. Taking their cue from the Supreme Court's…
  • Apr 19

    Why Bankruptcy Planning is Essential

    Why Bankruptcy Planning is Essential
    For many people who end up filing for bankruptcy, living off of credit cards had become a necessary way of life. In order to make ends meet, keep a roof over their heads, and feed their families, many would-be bankruptcy filers use credit to…
Rank this Week: 2867

Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

Covers bankruptcy, debt, and debt analysis. By DebtStoppers USA.

http://www.atlantabankruptcyattorneyblog.com/
  • May 20

    Great Recession May Have Long-Term Effects on Finances of Gen-Xer

    Great Recession May Have Long-Term Effects on Finances of Gen-Xer
    By most media reports, the Great Recession is officially over. But that doesn't mean it's done affecting consumers - especially those in a particular age group. According to a recent report, Generation X could be haunted by debts…
  • May 14

    Can Filing for Bankruptcy Stop Creditor Judgments for Credit Card Debt?

    Can Filing for Bankruptcy Stop Creditor Judgments for Credit Card Debt?
    Credit card judgments are like ticking time bombs: You never know when they're going to go off. For many consumers, bankruptcy is the best way to diffuse this potentially disastrous situation. As consumer debts grow, more lenders are…
  • May 8

    Loan Modification vs. Bankruptcy: Which Is the Best Way to Stop Foreclosure?

    Loan Modification vs. Bankruptcy: Which Is the Best Way to Stop Foreclosure?
    When you're falling behind on your mortgage payments, the chance to change the terms on your loan via a mortgage modification can sound almost too good to be true. Unfortunately, it often is. Loan modifications have gained notoriety in…
Rank this Week: 718

DebtStoppers USA Bankruptcy Blog

DebtStoppers USA Bankruptcy Blog

Covers bankruptcy and foreclosures. By DebtStoppers USA

http://www.debtstoppersblog.com/
  • May 20

    Great Recession May Have Long-Term Effects on Finances of Gen-Xer

    Great Recession May Have Long-Term Effects on Finances of Gen-Xer
    By most media reports, the Great Recession is officially over. But that doesn't mean it's done affecting consumers - especially those in a particular age group. According to a recent report, Generation X could be haunted by debts…
  • May 14

    Can Filing for Bankruptcy Stop Creditor Judgments for Credit Card Debt?

    Can Filing for Bankruptcy Stop Creditor Judgments for Credit Card Debt?
    Credit card judgments are like ticking time bombs: You never know when they're going to go off. For many consumers, bankruptcy is the best way to diffuse this potentially disastrous situation. As consumer debts grow, more lenders are…
  • May 8

    Loan Modification vs. Bankruptcy: Which Is the Best Way to Stop Foreclosure?

    Loan Modification vs. Bankruptcy: Which Is the Best Way to Stop Foreclosure?
    When you're falling behind on your mortgage payments, the chance to change the terms on your loan via a mortgage modification can sound almost too good to be true. Unfortunately, it often is. Loan modifications have gained notoriety in…
Rank this Week: 1214

Ogden Bankruptcy Blog

Ogden Bankruptcy Blog

By Jason Richards.

http://ogdenbankruptcyblog.com/
  • May 20

    The Means Test

    The Means Test
    The Huffington Post is reporting today that David Adkins (aka “Sinbad”) filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in California. Sinbad’s case, in my view, completely underscores the unfairness of the 2005 amendments to the bankruptcy…
  • Apr 6

    Debtors Prison

    Debtors Prison
    credit: http://philoforchange.wordpress.com There was a great article in the Salt Lake Tribune today about small claims courts and bench warrants. The article discusses several cases where debtors were locked up in handcuffs upon entering the…
  • Mar 12

    Utah legislature increasing bankruptcy exemption

    Utah legislature increasing bankruptcy exemption
    The Utah Legislature is about the pass a bill that increases the following exemption amounts for personal bankruptcy: Increases homestead exemption from $20,000 to $30,000 per individual; Increases vehicle exemption from $2500 to $3000 per…
Rank this Week: 220

NC Bankruptcy Blog

NC Bankruptcy Blog

Covers bankruptcy issues in North Carolina. By Fabricius & Fabricius PLLC.

http://www.eastwakebankruptcy.com/blog
  • May 20

    The 2 Meanings of Feasibility in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

    The 2 Meanings of Feasibility in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
    The first meaning of feasibility is that of the "feasibility requirement" common to chapter 13 bankruptcy, chapter 11 bankruptcy, and chapter 12 bankruptcy. Simply put, the feasibility requirement is that debtor must demonstrate ability to…
  • May 7

    Finding the Right Bankruptcy Lawyer

    Finding the Right Bankruptcy Lawyer
    The bills are starting to pile up and the harassing phone calls are becoming too much to bear. Perhaps the situation has escalated. You are in danger of losing your home or car. Maybe you have a lien on your checking account, or worse,…
  • Apr 12

    New Job--Time to File Bankruptcy?

    New Job--Time to File Bankruptcy?
    For many, bankruptcy first comes to mind as solution utilized by a person recently unemployed. Indeed, many people do file bankruptcy after experiencing a job loss, and there are certainly many cases where bankruptcy debt relief can be very…
Rank this Week: 2588

FP Bankruptcy Law Blog

FP Bankruptcy Law Blog

Covers consumer protection matters with a focus on bankruptcy. By Pipitone Law.

http://fpbankruptcylaw.com/blog/
  • May 20

    The Cell Phone Ball & Chain

    The Cell Phone Ball & Chain
    As a bankruptcy lawyer, I have an extremely intimate relationship with the monthly budgets of my clients. That sounds kind of silly, but it is absolutely true.  I can spot red flags a mile away and give you average household expenses for…
  • May 13

    2005 – 2013: Will There be an 8 Year Bankruptcy Surge

    2005 – 2013: Will There be an 8 Year Bankruptcy Surge
    As the calendar months tick off, we are approaching the eight year anniversary of the passage and implementation of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA). For those that don’t know, this “new…
  • May 6

    Bankruptcy…Surprise!

    Bankruptcy…Surprise!
    While stressful, most people have a great time preparing and planning surprise parties.  People take great joy in “fooling” and “shocking” friends and loved ones. I have participated in a few surprise parties, but…
Rank this Week: 2926

Consumer Bankruptcy Law

Consumer Bankruptcy Law

Covers consumer bankruptcy issues. By Robert S. Brandt.

http://brandtlawfirm.com/bankruptcy/blog
  • May 20

    I thought my mortgage and car payment was not part of the bankruptcy?!

    I thought my mortgage and car payment was not part of the bankruptcy?!
    I THOUGHT MY MORTGAGE AND CAR PAYMENT WAS NOT PART OF THE BANKRUPTCY?! One of the most difficult and annoying things for people to understand when they file a chapter 7 bankruptcy case is that while they may be filing bankruptcy on the credit…
  • May 10

    How to Deal with Bill Collectors?

    How to Deal with Bill Collectors?
    WHAT HAPPENS AFTER I STOP PAYING ON MY CREDIT CARD OR OTHER ACCOUNT? Let’s start with the basics. Typically, particularly with credit card accounts, the answer is calls, calls and more calls. Then what? Well, normally, most creditors…
  • Jan 25

    WILL I LOSE MY TAX REFUND IF I FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY?

    WILL I LOSE MY TAX REFUND IF I FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY?
    WILL I LOSE MY TAX REFUND IF I FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY? The chances are highly unlikely that you will have to forfeit your tax refund if you file for chapter 7 bankruptcy, unless that is….So, what are some of those “unless”…
Rank this Week: 2387

The Insolvency Blog

The Insolvency Blog

Focuses on bankruptcy and reorganization issues. By Thompson & Knight LLP.

http://theinsolvencyblog.typepad.com/
  • May 20

    Enforceability of New York Choice of Law and Venue Provision

    Enforceability of New York Choice of Law and Venue Provision
    The New York Court of Appeals (New York’s highest court) recently upheld the New York choice of law and venue provisions in a guaranty in the case of IRB-Brasil Resseguros, S.A. v. Inepur Invs., S. A., 2012 NY Slip Op 08669 (Ct.App.…
  • Apr 18

    The Best Little Employment Blog in Texas ...

    The Best Little Employment Blog in Texas ...
    Our colleagues in the Employment and Labor Practice Group at Thompson & Knight have launched a new blog called "Best Little Employment Blog in Texas: Employment-Law News and Views You Can Use." As a follower of The Insolvency…
  • Apr 4

    When Supply Contracts are Protected under the Section 546(e) Safe Harbor

    When Supply Contracts are Protected under the Section 546(e) Safe Harbor
    A recent bankruptcy case addressed the vexing question of when a transfer under a supply contract is protected from trustee avoidance under the section 546(e) “safe harbor.” In DeGirolamo v. McIntosh Oil (In re Laurel Valley Oil Co.) No.…
Rank this Week: 2023

Michigan Bankruptcy Attorneys…

Michigan Bankruptcy Attorneys Blog

Published By Redd & Rao, PLC

http://www.michiganbankruptcyattorneysblog.com/
  • May 19

    Mortgage Reaffirmation in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

    Mortgage Reaffirmation in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
    In a chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge, the underlying mortgage debt is discharged, but the lien remains. This means that a creditor cannot force a debtor to repay the debt, but if the debt is not paid, the creditor can still foreclose on the…
  • Sep 19

    Determining Property Values in Bankruptcy

    Determining Property Values in Bankruptcy
    Everyone who files bankruptcy must disclose all of their real and personal property. The value of real estate can be easily done with an appraisal or market analysis. For cars, debtors can look at the blue book value. The biggest problems…
  • Apr 30

    Access to Bankruptcy Court

    Access to Bankruptcy Court
    There have been problems with people who are unable to hire an attorney filing bankruptcy themselves. Unfortunately, their paperwork is often incorrectly completed and they often do not follow the required court procedures. Therefore, there…
Rank this Week: 968

Massachusetts Bankruptcy Blog

Massachusetts Bankruptcy Blog

Covers consumer bankruptcy and debtor issues. By Goldstein and Clegg LLC.

http://www.goldsteinandclegglaw.com/bankruptcy_blog
  • May 19

    Bankruptcy can Solve Health and Medical Bill

    Bankruptcy can Solve Health and Medical Bill
    Many people have suffered the loss of a job due to an illness. When that happens, your debt can build up very quickly. In addition, many times when you loose a job, you also can loose your health insurance, and then face staggering medical…
  • Apr 5

    Where do American Consumers spend their money?

    Where do American Consumers spend their money?
  • Dec 19

    Preventing Debt over the Holiday Season

    Preventing Debt over the Holiday Season
    During the holiday season, Americans take on more debt than during any other time of the year. Buying presents for family, friends, co-workers, and others is just a part of the holiday tradition, but without proper planning, holiday…
Rank this Week: 1599