Category: Bankruptcy assistance
Can I File For Bankruptcy If I Lose My Job?
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Many individuals in Florida found themselves unemployed once the epidemic hit. About 13.5% of the entire nation’s workforce, which equals out to be approximately 22…
Will Everyone Find Out You Filed For Bankruptcy?
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Filing for bankruptcy is a tough time. You may be uncertain or scared of the future. Perhaps you are worried about who will all find…
Do Not Allow Debt Collectors And Bankruptcy Ruin Your Mental Health
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The number of professional economists that have plans to keep on working beyond their 70th birthdays is a lot higher than the overall percentage of…
Alternatives To Paying The Collection Agencies
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It can be truly unpleasant to deal with collection agencies. A lot of people wonder how their debt became the business of a collection agency…
Comparing Credit Cards And Debit Cards
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Plastic money or cards be it credit or debit are among the most preferred modes of payment after cash. Over the last few years, there…
LEGAL VERSUS EQUITABLE INTERESTS IN BANKRUPTCY
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When one files bankruptcy, a bankruptcy estate is created. The bankruptcy estate consists of all legal or equitable interests the debtor possesses in any property,…
Factors That Impact Your Bankruptcy Case
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Are you struggling to pay your bills? Do you find that you have fallen so far behind that you think you’ll never catch up? Maybe…
Middle District Of Florida New Rules And Procedures For Chapter 13 Trustees In Bankruptcy Cases
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Recently the Middle District of Florida’s Chapter 13 Trustees updated their expectations and rules of debtors and their counsel. From procedures in reference to tax…
Steps For Life After Bankruptcy Discharge
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After you have found yourself to be on the successful side of a bankruptcy case in Florida, you are likely to be mighty relieved. This…
TAMPA BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY ON 100% CHAPTER 13 BANKRUPTCY PLANS
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In the practice of bankruptcy law, attorneys will sometimes refer to a 100% Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Plan. This generally means that the debtor or the…
The 20-Year Controversy On Judicial Liens; When Does It End?
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Many, if not, most Bankruptcy Practitioners would tell you that by law, judgement liens can only encumber property for a 10-year period and receive a…
What You Need To Know About Buying A Home After Bankruptcy
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Even though we’re still in the midst of a pandemic, most people have at least one friend or family member who’s bought a home within…