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What is a Chapter 20 Bankruptcy?
Most people have heard of the basic Chapters of Bankruptcy filing; Chapter 7, 11 or 13. Some are even aware of the less used provisions of Chapter 12 (for
Category: General Bankruptcy
Happy Holidays and a Good Bankruptcy
The notions of filing for Bankruptcy and enjoying the holidays are not as foreign as one might think. Most people will try to forget their financial issues around this time
Business Insider: How bankruptcy has changed since the Great Depression
Check out this article from Business insider How bankruptcy has changed since the Great Depression
Scam Targets Bankruptcy Filers
Phone scammers are targeting bankruptcy filers in several states, using personal information from filings and posing as attorneys to get intended victims to immediately wire money to satisfy a debt.
The National
Bankruptcy is Still Evolving 10 Years After BAPCPA
October 17, 2015 marked the ten year anniversary of the implementation of the 2005 “reform” legislation (entitled the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection act and commonly known as BAPCPA.).
Lien Stripping in Bankruptcy
This peculiar concept in Bankruptcy Law can offer immeasurable relief to bankruptcy debtors in general, and struggling homeowners in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy specifically. It refers to whether or not a
5 ‘Must-Haves’ in a Bankruptcy Lawyer
Bankruptcy lawyers often are the beneficiaries of a
Bankruptcy? The Risk of Doing Nothing
Bankruptcy filing is rarely the first option for debt relief. People normally try to move heaven and earth to avoid this alternative, which while understandable and even commendable at times,
Treating Condominium & Association Fees in Bankruptcy
Misconceptions abound respecting the treatment of Condominium and Association fees in Bankruptcy filings. Certain changes in the law starting in 2005 gave such associations greater protection from the ability of
What If My Home Is Underwater?
Unfortunately in these recent times, this has become an all too familiar problem. The years of ever climbing home values were certainly rewarding, but in many ways sowed the seeds