Yes, but it doesn’t work the way you think.
You can file a separate bankruptcy on your own.
Yes, but it doesn’t work the way you think.
You can file a separate bankruptcy on your own.
It depends.
Yes, oh yes!
Honestly, I love almost all of them.
Last night I was meeting with a young couple (and their two kids) at 9:00 in my office.
Yes, but you just might lose them.
In bankruptcy, we can protect certain assets, like up to $30,000 of equity in your home, all of your 401(k), or the entire value of your shoe collection.
When we prepare a bankruptcy petition, we look at total household income.
It depends on what you want to happen.
I was going through a credit report of a new client of mine today.
Yes, but only for a little while.
If you file a chapter 13 case, your student loans cannot garnish you while the case is open (anywhere from 3-5 years).
If you file a chapter 7 case, you’re only getting a window of about 4 months from file date to discharge/closure.
Most likely nothing at all.