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If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, there are some timing considerations you need to understand before you can determine […]
Read MoreA recent opinion from Judge Wise in the Eastern District of Kentucky’s Covington division has opened the door for people […]
Read MoreAs many unemployed homeowners and renters know, there has been a moratorium against filing foreclosure or eviction cases in court […]
Read MoreThe short answer is, “No, you’ll almost certainly get to keep the money if you have a good attorney.” After […]
Read MoreWhen you are shopping between local law firms and deciding who you should hire, how can you compare what services are being offered to know whether your hundreds or thousands of dollars are being wisely spent? This article will discuss the various, generally reoccurring parts of a bankruptcy attorney’s job to give some insight as to how attorneys earn their keep.
Read MoreMedical bills can be overwhelming, but the financial obligation to pay medical bills can sometimes be eliminated by filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Read MoreOn December 1, 2017, a series of new Federal and EDKY bankruptcy rules went into effect. These changes must be carefully considered and implemented by counsel to ensure clients’ plans are confirmable and successful. We explain some of the new rules that will have the largest impact on the greatest number of debtors.
Read MoreAre you facing crushing loan debt after college? There are several bankruptcy discharge options for federal student loans, which may be altered by the type of bankruptcy, such as Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, or if the student has a specific level of disability.
Read MoreKnowing how trustees are paid, and how they are incentivized, can greatly affect whether you decide to file a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Kentucky.
Read MoreCreditors may never illegally harass debtors. Learn more about how you can stop creditor harassment after filing for bankruptcy.
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