If you have fallen behind on your car payment and face the threat of repossession, or if your car has already been repossessed for non-payment, a personal bankruptcy filing can stop the repossession action and, in the right circumstances, allow you to recover your vehicle. You want an experienced … [Read more...]
Bankruptcy Explained: Personal Bankruptcy Can Stop the Repossession Action and In Some Cases Get Vehicles Returned.
March 20, 2015 By
Bankruptcy Explained: Stopping Foreclosure Through Bankruptcy or Loan Modifications
March 13, 2015 By
If you are struggling financially and have not been able to keep up with your mortgage payments, a personal bankruptcy filing under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 can suspend foreclosure actions and help you get a fresh financial start. There are also ways that you can avoid foreclosure without filing for … [Read more...]
Bankruptcy Explained: Protecting Your Paycheck From Creditors
March 6, 2015 By
If you have received notice that a creditor is suing for the right to garnish your wages, or if they have already begun to deduct money from your paycheck, it is time to seriously consider your options in bankruptcy. Many people find themselves facing wage garnishment when they were already having … [Read more...]
Bankruptcy Explained: Can Debt Consolidation Protect Me from Creditors?
February 26, 2015 By
A consolidation or “workout” is an attempt to modify one or multiple debts without the need for bankruptcy, usually through a debt consolidation agency. The main issue with a workout is that most debt consolidation companies don’t provide local creditors with a contract that enforces the … [Read more...]
