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Is Bankruptcy Really The Only Choice You've Got?

21 hours ago ago from Hot news and articles blogging

For those who feel that they are in serious financial distress, bankruptcy may have crossed their minds. Bankruptcy is not something to be taken lightly. While your debt may be wiped clean, there are far-reaching consequences for that new freedom . If you find that you can't seem to pay your bills every month, you may consider filing for bankruptcy. As a consumer you have two choices: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is ...

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Reaffirmation Agreement: What is it and What Are the Pro’s and Con’s of Signing One? by Jeffrey D. Larkin

8 hours ago ago from Government Seized Car Auction Help

When you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case, you also file a statement of intention with respect to property that is secured by consensual liens (car loans, furniture loans etc.). Bankruptcy law requires you to or move forward with your intentions regarding financed personal property within 45 days of the meeting of creditors, or else the automatic stay terminates and the creditor is no longer prevented from repossessing the collateral. ...

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J.K. Lasser’s The New Bankruptcy Law and You

11 hours ago ago from AttyInformation.com

Product Description A comprehensive guide to the new bankruptcy law and what it means for you Sweeping changes to U.S. bankruptcy law the first major changes to the law in twenty- seven years are occurring right now. If you're unfamiliar with the new bankruptcy law and how it could affect you, this book will quickly get you up to speed. While J.K. Lasser's The New Bankruptcy Law and You thoroughly covers this latest reform, along with ...

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bankruptcy – An Overview

7 hours ago ago from Kentucky Bankruptcy Attorney

Frequently Asked Questions about Bankruptcy Q: Why are so many consumers filing bankruptcy? A: Americans generally have overextended themselves by using too much easily accessible credit to finance overspending, combined with lack of savings. With no financial safety net, sudden crises such as medical emergencies, job losses or failed businesses, death or disability of spouses, or divorce can result in insurmountable debt. On ...

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Told You So

1 day ago ago from Out and About

Told You So I’m going to copy here an article I wrote for another publication, word for word, any sloppy writing intact. It didn’t get much reaction, and won’t win any prizes, but in my personal treasure chest of things I’m proud to have written during a 26-year career as a journalist, this ranks near the top. -------------------------------------------- AMERICANS MAY HAVE TO ADD “DERIVATIVES” TO THEIR VOCABULARY Do you ...

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