Bankruptcy Blog
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Most of the time, individuals (as opposed to business) would benefit more from a Chapter 13 than a Chapter 11, but not always. Read More
The automatic stay is a powerful tool that can stop creditors and provide immediate relief for a person filing bankruptcy. Read More
Bankruptcy Petition Preparers often get confused with bankruptcy attorneys, but when it comes to the services they can offer, there's a world of difference. Read More
If your car or other property is being threatened with repossession, know that as a debtor you have rights and options. Read More
Don't risk life and limb for your possessions. There are other, better ways to protect your property, such as bankruptcy. Read More
Title loans! They are a terrible thing. The only thing comparably worse is its ugly twin, the payday loan. So, lets start off with the basics: What is a title loan? And why are they bad? Read More
Adequate Protection requires a debtor to provide enough protection (usually in the form of money) to keep a secured creditor's interest from diminishing. Read More
If you're considering taking out a payday loan to cover your Christmas expenses, DO NOT DO IT! Read More
We all have them: sentimental items that we couldn't bear to part with, like heirloom jewelry, Grandpa's baseball cards, or a hand-pieced quilt. Whatever the history and dollar-value, these items are cherished.Read More
One of the primary reasons people file bankruptcy is to protect their assets from seizure, whether that asset is a paycheck that's being garnished or a house that is in foreclosure.Read More
