When you are overwhelmed in debt and wondering how you’re going to pay your bills, the thought of paying a bankruptcy attorney can be daunting. When you file bankruptcy, there are additional fees involved besides just...
Some of the more popular scams are targeted against people that have had recent financial problems. Names and contact information can be obtained from those that file bankruptcies from court records, foreclosure records, and...
When you file bankruptcy, a court-appointed trustee will be assigned to your case. This trustee will remain active in your case for the entire proceedings. The trustee is there to protect your creditor’s interest and...
For personal bankruptcy, anyone who lives in or has property in the United States can file bankruptcy. There are a few exceptions like if you can pass your states means test for Chapter 7, or if you have a reliable source of...
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is often called a liquidation bankruptcy. A court-appointed trustee will examine your assets to determine if any non-exempt property is valuable enough to be sold and the proceeds distributed to your...
