Cleaning Up My Financial Disaster

Posted on: 6 February 2018

When you are drowning in debt, consolidating your debt might make it easier to pay all your creditors at a lower rate than paying them individually. Before you make the decision to consolidate your debt, you need to make sure it is the best decision for your situation. Speak With A Lawyer It is important to speak with a debt consolidation attorney service about your current situation and not deal with creditors on your own, which could make the situation worse. [Read More]

Posted on: 2 December 2017

Many Chapter 7 bankruptcy filers feel anxious about attending the meeting of creditors, but it's usually a quick, easy appointment. Your bankruptcy trustee holds this meeting, which is formally known as the 341 meeting of creditors, to give creditors a chance to reaffirm debts or argue against your discharge. This may sound intimidating, but creditors rarely show up for this meeting. Every conference is tailored to your unique financial situation, but here are some things that might happen during your Chapter 7 meeting of creditors. [Read More]

Posted on: 14 September 2017

The strain of financial problems is something that can weigh on you until life becomes unbearable. You might have avoided bankruptcy for some time, but in many cases it can be the solution to a problem that has lasted so long you can't remember life without it. Choosing bankruptcy can be a positive thing for your future, but you've got to ensure you're focusing on the below things during the process. [Read More]

Posted on: 9 August 2017

You may feel that you are so far in debt that filing for bankruptcy is your only solution. However, there are other possibilities to explore and some issues that may effect your ability to file bankruptcy without additional loss. You can't just file for bankruptcy and become debt free without some repercussions. However, if you are forced into it by circumstances beyond your control, you should be prepared to protect whatever assets that are protected by both state and federal bankruptcy law. [Read More]