Bankruptcy Blogs
In order to ensure that each minute you spend meeting with your bankruptcy attorney is productive, you need to come prepared with all requested…
There are many factors that go into calculating your credit score, including your payment history, the length of your credit history, and the types…
After filing for bankruptcy, your bankruptcy declaration will remain on your credit history for the next 10 years. But this does not mean you have…
Unsecured debt refers to debt obligations that are not linked to a particular asset, like a house or car. Some common examples of unsecured debt…
A credit score measures the likelihood that someone will pay back borrowed money within a certain time period. Credit bureaus typically calculate…
Bankruptcy is a powerful tool for eliminating debt, but this does not mean that filing will discharge all of your debt obligations. For example,…
A homeowner has the option of financing large investments such as home improvements or a child’s college education by tapping into his or her…
For most young adults, college is the first time in their lives that they will be responsible for their own finances. This means that college is a…
Credit cards can be useful financial instruments, especially if you are looking to build favorable credit after filing for bankruptcy. But the key…
Unlike Chapter 7 bankruptcy petitioners, Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitioners still have to pay back a portion of their debts for several years. This…