by Paige Wright When you file a bankruptcy case, an “automatic stay” is put in place that legally protects you from any creditor attempting to collect money from you. The automatic stay prevents creditor from calling yuo on the phone to collect money from you, sending you collection letters, suing you, and initiating or continuing …
by Audra Stania A big part of the struggle is over. You’ve met with an attorney and have decided that bankruptcy is the best option for resolving your financial burdens. Your attorney and the law firm will be available to you through the entire process but there is some leg work that has to be …
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by Jesse Langford A bankruptcy discharges an individual’s debt unless the debt is of such a type that has been specifically designated by Congress as a non-dischargeable debt. The bankruptcy code states that an educational loan is deemed a non-dischargeable debt unless the educational loan would impose an undue hardship for either the debtor or …
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by Amy Jackson If you are an optimist, and many of us are, it is easy to think that a payday loan is the quick fix answer to a cash shortage. If you have found yourself borrowing money to repay a debt you may very well be in the vicious cycle of the payday loan. …
Krystel Breshears Now that you’ve picked up the phone… You finally picked up the phone and made the call you’ve been dreading. What happens next? Anytime you call our office, the staff member answering the phone can answer most general questions for you. For the most part however, whomever answers the phone is not going …