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Our office deals with all types of financial obligations. Our attorneys notice patterns in the types of debts we see. Attorney fees for a divorce is a common debt that drives people into bankruptcy. Why are divorce fees so high? The contentious nature of divorce litigation lends itself to a high number of billable… Read more »
Clients come in to our office due to a variety of financial issues, it could be credit cards, medical bills, collection accounts, mortgage issues or lawsuits. The majority of our clients would be more than happy to pay their bills, but their current financial position prohibits them from doing so. In fact, sometimes their financial… Read more »
Periodically our office likes to reach out to our clients to give others an idea how the process of filing bankruptcy works with our office. Allowing others to tell their story helps give potential clients a good idea of how a bankruptcy works and may help dispel common misconceptions. We have taken out all identifying… Read more »
Periodically our office likes to reach out to our clients to give others an idea how the process of filing bankruptcy works with our office. Allowing others to tell their story helps give potential clients a good idea of how a bankruptcy works and may help dispel common misconceptions. We have taken out all… Read more »
Managing your Checking Account in Bankruptcy When individuals are facing financial hardships, they often overdraw their account, bounce checks, or both. If this is a frequent occurrence, the bank or the individual m ay end up closing the bank account. As a result, a person may have trouble opening up a new bank account. The reason for this… Read more »
A Guide for Credit Cards Reestablishing your credit can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be! Believe it or not, one of the most effective—and efficient—ways to rebuild your credit is to reenter the credit world. Although you may be thinking, “Credit cards are what got me into this mess in the… Read more »
Which Should Come First? Bankruptcy or Divorce? Most of our clients do not want to file for bankruptcy. However, a life changing event usually makes bankruptcy the best option to eliminate their debt and start rebuilding their credit. One of the most common life changing events is divorce. Prior to filing for divorce or bankruptcy, it’s important… Read more »
What is an ESOP? An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) is a form of employee ownership. This type of plan gives employees of a company an ownership interest through shares allocated to them. The shares are held in an ESOP trust until the employee retires or leaves the company. An ESOP is a form of… Read more »
What to Do if You’re Denied Credit I just read about a nifty tool at reasoncode.org to help find out why you may have recently been denied credit. Run by credit scoring company, VantageScore, the tool gives the explanation behind the confusing two-digit reason code included with your denial. Find Out Why Lenders are required… Read more »
tl;dr| Come in for a free consult and we’ll give you an exact bankruptcy cost. Understandably, we get calls all the time wanting to know how much it’ll cost them to file for bankruptcy. Because the final cost depends on many complicated factors, the question can be difficult to answer without getting more information about… Read more »
