by Ed Woods | Jun 19, 2020
Many people struggling with debt fear losing their housing. That concern runs deep, and not just for those who are purchasing homes and fear foreclosure. Although the process and...
by Joey Schiffman | Jun 12, 2020
Short answer: yes. The real question is whether you want to. In the United States, you are entitled to represent yourself in any legal action; bankruptcy cases are no...
by Tanya McCalpin | Jun 1, 2020
A married person can file bankruptcy alone or jointly with his or her spouse. The better option depends on circumstances such as: The type and extent of joint debts the couple...
by Kathryn Davis | May 29, 2020
Many people wait too long to file bankruptcy. We have reported before that the average person who files for consumer bankruptcy has been struggling with debt for two to five...
by Nick Gajewski | May 26, 2020
Usually, people filing bankruptcy want to make sure they can include certain types of debt. Debts that can’t be discharged in a Chapter 7 case or included in a Chapter 13...
by Nathan Rester | Mar 23, 2020
There comes a point in your mandatory two-week quarantine from covid-19 when you realize that working from home isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. To spare myself the indignity of...
