Arizona Bankruptcy Lawyer Launches New Website | Jackson White Law
Jackson White Law is one of the largest law firms in the greater Phoenix Arizona area. It is based in Mesa AZ with offices in Glendale and Peoria. It has been an established law firm that offers a full range of legal services since 1983. There has recently been much growth and change at Jackson […]
What Happens To Your Home If You File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Where ever they are getting this advice it is wrong. If you can no longer afford to make the payments on your home, filing for bankruptcy will not save your home. The mortgage company as a security interest in your home, if you don’t pay for, they get a foreclosure to get the security interest […]
Detroit Bankruptcy Lawyers: What Is A Credit Counseling And Debtor Education Course?
Ever since Congress passed the mis-named Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) in 2005, every consumer filer for bankruptcy has to take a Credit Counseling course within 180 days before filing their case and every filer desiring a discharge of their debts must take a debtor education course after their case is filed and before they receive […]
US Bankruptcy Legislation: An Attempt to Individual Debtor’s Civil Liberties?
US Bankruptcy Procedures Beginning in the late 1800s, bankruptcy legislation in the United States evolved to permit debtors to reimburse their unsecured debts to be exonerated from that liability if they were eager to liquidate asset in order to reimburse certain creditors. Both the federal bankruptcy Act and each state’s laws authorized a debtor’s family […]
Basics of Bankrupt5cy
There’s no magic formula for deciding when bankruptcy is the right choice. It’s an option you might consider if you are paying only minimum amounts on your bills, can’t budget yourself out of debt within five years or are getting notices that your mortgage or loans are being foreclosed. It’s an alternative when you’ve had […]
Basics information on Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Because there are a number of different bankruptcy chapters, many people think that wage earner bankruptcy is a chapter to itself. However, wage earner bankruptcy is merely a different way of referring to a chapter 13 bankruptcy, also known as reorganization bankruptcy. Wage earner bankruptcy or chapter 13 in bankruptcy refers to the form of […]
Steps to a Foreclosure
Michigan is currently leading the nation in foreclosures. I frequently am asked, “What are the steps mortgage companies take during foreclosures? What should I expect next?” The following timeline outlines what happens when house payments are not made. After 16 days the mortgage company charges a late fee. The amount varies, but can be as […]
Property Taxes and Your Bankruptcy
February is tax season, when the winter property taxes become due. While often property taxes are included within a mortgage payment, when it is not, the property tax payments can be a burden. Many households then wind up doing a balancing act of deciding which bills take priority. If property taxes are not paid, usually […]
How Do You Know When You Should File Bankruptcy?
I got the idea in the back of my head that the very last thing any person wants to do is file for bankruptcy protection. When they get around to finally calling their attorney, on average, they have waited 2 to 3 years longer then they should have before filing a bankruptcy. During this time […]
Things You Need to Know Before Filing Personal Bankruptcy
If you are engulfed with monetary problems that are difficult to shake off then filing bankruptcy can be a great option for you. Personal bankruptcy filing hampers your credit report for the upcoming 10 years. But it is the best relief option to bank upon when every other option fails. Bankruptcy filing under Chapter 7 […]