Seattle, WA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Business
There have been an increasing number of instances where credit reporting agencies show the debt as charged off or sent to collection, when in fact...
You may want to consider whether you are a good candidate for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy to stop a foreclosure. A Chapter 13 works particularly well...
It depends. Many times, if you are making payments and you are current, you can keep the property after you file for bankruptcy. In addition,...
A Chapter 11 bankruptcy can give a business an opportunity to refocus its strategy, reorganize its debts, and come out of reorganization...
In some circumstances, collection agencies can indeed take money out of your bank account. To do so, they must first obtain a writ of garnishment,...
The purpose of bankruptcy law is that the honest debtor should be given a “fresh start” through the discharge of debts. Not all debts, however, are...
Any inheritance you receive within 6 months’ of filing is property of the bankruptcy estate, and your trustee will want to collect the inheritance...
If you filed and properly completed bankruptcy, you should receive a discharge. During a bankruptcy, collection companies are not allowed to take...
Unfortunately, probably so. When a creditor files bankruptcy, unsecured creditors often get nothing for the debts they are owed. There may be an...
Without knowing the exact circumstances, including the value of your property, the size of the mortgage, and your ability to make payments, no...
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