To file or not file bankruptcy & what kind?
I have written a Bankruptcy FAQ which should answer many of your questions about what is involved--it may be found at...
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I have written a Bankruptcy FAQ which should answer many of your questions about what is involved--it may be found at...
The William D. Ford Program allows what is called an “income contingent repayment plan,” where your monthly payment, instead of being based on the...
It might be...or it might not be. I strongly recommend speaking with a local bankruptcy attorney. He or she can review your situation in detail...
To garnish your wages, they would have to first sue you and then get a judgment against you. If your wages are garnished, most states allow you...
With a few limited exceptions not relevant here, except in community property states, a spouse is not, merely because of marriage, liable for their...
Dainen is correct in everything he says. Your bankruptcy attorney's initial recommendation that you file is probably the best one...and will...
No. Money in a 401(k) (and other ERISA-qualified retirement plans) is exempt. Brett...
That is correct--in the vast majority of cases, my clients keep their homes and cars. The questions are (1) how much equity is there in the...
Yes, and no. They do nothing you can't do yourself, charge large fees for doing it, and there's no guarantee the creditors will go along with...
You can't clean it up at the Courthouse. While writing to the credit reporting agencies yourself is OK, I usually recommend speaking with a...