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Your debts have become overwhelming, and you’ve accepted the fact that you can’t repay them. Bankruptcy really is your best option. Some of those debts, however, weigh heavier on your mind than others. For example, maybe you borrowed money from your best friend to try...
Times are tough all over, and the economy is very uncertain. You might be able to find a new job somewhere else if you didn’t have a mortgage that you’re rapidly becoming unable to afford. Unfortunately, you haven’t lived in your home very long, and you didn’t have a...
When you have more debt than you can repay, taking steps to get your finances back under control is critical. Bankruptcy can help you by both stopping aggressive collection activity as soon as you file and by providing you with the discharge of unsecured debts if the...
Even if you do your best to maintain good financial standing, there may come a point when you find yourself heading down the wrong path. And if you continue down that path for too long, you could end up face-to-face with the bankruptcy process. There are many reasons...
The home you purchased is one you worked hard for. You have been living there for years, and you want to remain in it for years to come. Your children are growing up here, and you couldn’t ask for a better location. Unfortunately, when you lost your job, you found...
Some of the negative rumors about bankruptcy floating around can keep people from filing when they would actually benefit substantially from an automatic stay and a discharge of their unsecured debt. One of the most persistent and harmful myths about bankruptcy is...
Did you know that the average household in America has $5,700 in debt? That debt may be held as credit card debt or other types, but it can certainly weigh down your ability to afford a comfortable lifestyle. As someone who is in a balance-carrying household, you...
People often feel like they can control whether they go bankrupt. They assume that they can make wise spending choices, keep a budget or avoid credit cards. They assume that those who do file for bankruptcy must have made some serious mistakes. The truth, though, is...