Recovering after filing for bankruptcy can seem overwhelming, especially when you're limited by what you can do. Although you are now able to manage your debts, your credit score is low and it's difficult to get a loan or in some cases, a job. You may be...
Being threatened with the foreclosure of your home is frightening; however, filing for bankruptcy may help you either keep your home for a little longer or prevent the foreclosure from happening at all. But is one type of bankruptcy better than the other when it comes...
Filing for bankruptcy is a big deal, and it's important to take your new financial future seriously. Once your bankruptcy is complete, it's important to ensure your financial slate stays clean and you build your credit back up. Here are 3 common post-bankruptcy...
Many people file for bankruptcy, even famous people who have earned millions of dollars through television, film, or winning the lottery. Often, the financial woes of the affluent are exacerbated because they are more in debt than the average person. Here are 5 famous...
Can a Bankruptcy Trustee Take My Social Security? When you file a petition for bankruptcy, you are asking for court-ordered protection from your creditors. A court-appointed trustee will take any assets the law does not exempt from seizure. These assets, which can...
Many people in Texas struggle with debt. If you are having difficulties paying your bills, you're not alone. There are many options to help you get back on your feet financially, and a bankruptcy attorney can help you determine which is the right fit for your...
Debtors often believe that because they own no real property that creditors have little or no recourse against them. That is simply not the case. Even if a debtor has no real property to attach a judgment, the consequences of not dealing with debts and poor credit can...
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