Most people who consider filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy to dismiss their debts don’t discuss it with their attorney. To ensure you make an informed choice, our team will discuss your post-dismissal options, the potential refunds, and anything else in the Chapter 13 dismissal. It is important to weigh the pros and cons of voluntary dismissal […]
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User Question If my spouse dies, I will not be able to afford all our debt. If I go bankrupt, can they take the life insurance money to pay the debts? Debt Collection Answers Response: So sorry about your situation. I know it must be difficult. When you file for bankruptcy, you must disclose all
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Can a debt collector or creditor put a lien on your house for credit card debt? Mitch from Florida asked us: “Can credit card companies put a lien on my and my wife’s house for my charge offs?” Yes it’s possible for a lien to be placed on your home for certain debts, but a
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Recovery Law Group is one of the nation’s biggest bankruptcy law firms, potentially surpassing even the footprint of UpRight Law. The firm is managed by Nicholas Wajda, and appears to be a breakout arm of Wajda Law Group. In addition to this article, we would recommend reading the following 3 articles There may have been a recent
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If you have a loan or other debt with a company that goes out of business, you may be wondering whether you still have to pay the debt you owe. The fact that a company goes out of business doesn’t automatically erase the debt. You may or may not be responsible for continuing to make
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Financial hardship can be stressful and often leads to late loan repayments, which could result in your lender taking a foreclosure auction. With a lot to work through, it could seem all odds are against you but are they? When facing a foreclosure auction, you can stop the proceedings temporarily or permanently by reinstating the
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A person files for bankruptcy when they can no longer keep up with his/her living expenses and continue paying the minimum payments on the debt they owe. When this happens, the individual can file for bankruptcy, which is a legal process where the court oversees the financial situation of the individual to help them pay off their
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Generally speaking, people begin thinking about filing for bankruptcy when they have an unmanageable load of debt that they can no longer make the minimum monthly payment on. In some cases this may mean that they can still make some kind of payment on their debt, they just can’t meet the required minimum each month. For other people, this
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Piling amounts of debt can quickly become overwhelming, especially when added onto everyday living expenses. Furthermore, debt collectors can sue and take you to court, leaving you with what feels like no other options. While declaring bankruptcy is often a viable option, you may want to consider the pros and cons of filling Chapter 7 and Chapter
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If you’ve had a perilous time due to financial hardship, or you’re in a state where you’re considering bankruptcy, but you don’t know its cost implications. You’re not alone in this. A number of people are perplexed about how they can afford to pay for the cost of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case when they can barely
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