2017

About Me
bankruptcy and the recovery after

Credit issues can arise more quickly than you might ever think. Within two years, my credit went from outstanding to outrageous and it all happened quickly. One day, I went into work like I normally did to find out that the plant was closing down and that many of the employees were let go immediately. I had no way to pay the bills that I owed each month. My only option after months of searching for work was to file for bankruptcy. This blog will tell you about the bankruptcy process and how to recover after it is all said and done.

How To Challenge A Foreclosure And Expose A Dishonest Lender

11 December 2017
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The effects of foreclosures often go unnoticed in a community. Of course, it affects the homeowners, but it also causes home values to depreciate. Decreased home values lead to more forecloses, which results in vacant neighborhoods. High foreclosure rates occur because banks want to close out bad loans and resell the property to people who can afford it. Read on to find out how to challenge a foreclosure and expose a dishonest lender. Read More …

Can You Preplan Your Bankruptcy?

26 September 2017
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If you are being hounded by creditors, if you can no longer make the minimum payments on your credit cards and if you are now in danger of losing a place to live, it's likely time for a chapter 7 bankruptcy filing. You can, and should, do some planning ahead to help ensure that you get the most out of this major financial and legal move, so read on to learn more about why preplanning is beneficial and most importantly, legal. Read More …

Things You Need To Know About Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

1 August 2017
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Filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy can be a difficult, stressful choice, but it gives you the opportunity to turn over a new slate and get your finances back in order. To decide whether chapter 7 bankruptcy is right for you, here are some things you should keep in mind. Chapter 7 Gets Rid of eligible debt obligations A discharge gets rid of eligible debt obligations, such as credit card debt or medical bills. Read More …