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In a perfect world, filing for bankruptcy protection is something you would only do once in your life. Unfortunately, as we all know, we don’t live in a perfect world. So, what happens if you find yourself in a position where you need to file bankruptcy to protect yourself from creditors, but you’ve filed a bankruptcy previously?

What does reaffirming a debt mean in the context of a bankruptcy case? It simply means that a person is legally recommitting themselves to a debt. In other words, that person has signed a legally binding document to be liable for a debt that the bankruptcy would have eliminated.

Have you heard about the 52-Week Money Challenge that has been published all over the internet?  It is an easy plan to help someone establish a savings account and to help people who have difficulty saving money actually have a method to SAVE money.  I have

Another April 15th has come and gone. Have you submitted your tax returns yet? I certainly hope so. Unfortunately, you may have gotten stuck with a tax debt that you were not anticipating or cannot repay in a lump sum upon submission of your timely tax return.

One very common concern or worry if you will I get asked by many of my clients contemplating Bankruptcy is “Will I be able to obtain credit after Bankruptcy?”  They are scared that filing Bankruptcy will prevent them from having any type of credit for the next ten years and in reality nothing could be further from the truth.

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In a new paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), researchers found that roughly 1 in 6 NFL players file bankruptcy within a dozen years of retirement.  Interestingly, researchers found that the length of a player’s career and the amount of money he earned had little impact on

A dream many young people have is to become a professional athlete. As you probably know, it is extremely rare for someone to actually achieve this dream.

Our youngest daughter plays softball in the Darling division.  If you are not familiar with that age group in softball, the key to stopping play is to get the ball in the circle with the pitcher.   I often yell---over and over—get the ball to the circle as the opponent’s team runs on a wild throw!