Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Consumer Protection, Debt Settlement
If you have ever been involved in a lawsuit before and hired an attorney you are fully aware of how quickly attorney's fees can add up. Litigation is not a cheap way to solve problems. I was talking t...
See Full GuideWhen I meet with clients to discuss their possible bankruptcy filing I go over all the different options that are out there. I will always give my opinion as to what will best serve their situation. N...
See Full GuideIf you are being sued by Midland Funding, LLC here in Arizona you are not alone. Recently I have seen an increase in the number of clients coming in with lawsuits by Midland Funding and other debt buy...
See Full GuideWhen you have made the decision that it is necessary to file for bankruptcy the next step is to plan out when you are going to file your bankruptcy and all the steps that lead up to that day. Almost d...
See Full GuideAs I say throughout my website, no one wants to file for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is usually an absolute last option for people after trying to manage their debts over several months or even years. You ...
See Full GuideRetirement is usually not the time when most people think that bankruptcy will be necessary. However in my bankruptcy practice I meet with many people who are retired who are facing the difficult cho...
See Full GuideFor most people who are looking to file bankruptcy the choice really comes down to filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. In this article I would like to go over seven reasons why C...
See Full GuideRecently I began offering online legal services in response to a need that I saw going unmet. Specifically, people who need legal help in going through the court process but either couldn't afford to ...
See Full GuideIn 2010 Americans gave $291 billion dollars to charity. It is no surprise that in meeting with people about bankruptcy that the topic of how their charitable contributions or tithing will impact their...
See Full GuideIn Arizona once a creditor has a judgment against you they can seek to garnish up to 25% of each of your paychecks. Losing a full quarter of your income every two weeks is enough to put many families ...
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