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Judgments in a Nutshell We see it all too often: A family purchases a used vehicle from a dealership down the street. Although initially unhappy about the 24.99% interest rate, they are relieved to have a method of transportation to take them to work and back, drop the children off to school and get groceries…. Read more »
Discharging Student Loans in Bankruptcy The Department of Education has just released a letter indicating how it will handle a bankruptcy filing that attempts to be discharging student loans. Although there are no set rules and the practice has not been developed yet, the letter provides a road map for when an attorney should attempt… Read more »
Saving your house from foreclosure Although we are a long way from the foreclosure crisis of 2006, experts predict that 2015 will represent a large spike in foreclosures forcing many families out of their homes. This is due primarily many of the temporary relief measures during the crisis coming to an end. The government programs,… Read more »
Can Bankruptcy Discharge my Unemployment Overpayments in Michigan? Many of our clients have collected unemployment insurance payments in the years leading up to their bankruptcy. For various reasons, our clients will occasionally receive more than they were supposed to. The State of Michigan demands that the overpayment benefits be paid back regardless of the reason… Read more »
Income Tax Debt in Bankruptcy The start of a new year also represents a new tax year and many families feel will feel the increased burden of yet another year of unpaid income tax debt. Many of our clients are unable to pay down their past due taxes or meet the minimum amount of the… Read more »
