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Many potential bankruptcy clients hesitate to file even when reality demands it because they don’t want their employer to find out about the bankruptcy. The idea of having the court order the employer to deduct the chapter 13 payment directly out of the person’s paycheck is just flat out repulsive to some. The truth is […]
To some people, bankruptcy seems like a magic wand. Abracadabra and all of your credit card debt, medical debt, signature loans, and other unsecured debt are magically wiped out. In addition, all of the nasty collection calls and lawsuit threats come to a screeching halt. Some people will claim that they heard about a friend […]
It seems so obvious. Avoiding bankruptcy by sticking your head in the sand just won’t work. However, you would be amazed at the large number of people who try it. They just stop answering the phone. They stop opening their mail. It seems to work for a while. Reasons People Bury Their Head in the […]
Can bankruptcy help you fine tune your life like a guitar? Absolutely! Yesterday, I was playing guitar with my son. His guitar was way out of tune. The sound just irritated my ears. Twang…….the notes just did not flow together.  Every time he tried to play his guitar, it just did not sound right. He […]
When you attend a 341 Meeting of Creditors in bankruptcy court, the trustee is going to ask, “What did you do with your tax refund?” Since it is currently tax refund season, both chapter 13 and chapter 7 trustees are asking this question. If you have a bad answer to this question, it could negatively […]
I often meet with clients who have a mountain of student loan debt and would love to wipe it out in bankruptcy. “Please tell me that there is some way that we can get rid of this mountain of student loan debt!” some will say. Unfortunately, getting rid of student loan debt in bankruptcy is […]
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