Relationship with Credit Card Companies After Bankruptcy

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One of the common myths circulating about bankruptcies is that after you have filed for bankruptcy, it will not be possible to use the services of credit card companies again. But keep in mind that there are thousands of credit card users out there, that filed for bankruptcy. Yet they are getting new offers. You can very well find new offers even after filing for bankruptcy. The bankruptcy filing can be an opportunity for rebuilding the creditworthiness. There is no need to avoid credit cards Read More +

Credit Card Payments During Coronavirus Pandemic

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For several people, a credit card is a significant resource when things are not going well financially. If you have lost a lot of income recently due to the coronavirus pandemic the credit card will be a significant lifeline for meeting your business requirements. However, if you fail to make the payments on time the credit card debt can add up quickly and it can become a long-term financial challenge. But most of the credit card companies are willing to work with their clients affected Read More +

Exceptions to Credit Counseling Course Requirement in Bankruptcy

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One of the requirements for filing a petition with the Bankruptcy Court is to take a credit counseling course. Under Title 11 U.S.C. Section 521(b) debtors are require to file with the court a certificate from the approved nonprofit budget and credit counseling agency, which must have been completed within 180 days before the filing of your petition. The purpose of the credit counseling course is to tell you if you really need to file for bankruptcy or whether there is an alternativeoption available to Read More +

What is A Credit Counseling Certificate in Bankruptcy?

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BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY QUESTION FROM CLEARWATER, FLORIDA Ted Owen from Clearwater, Florida asks the Bankruptcy Attorney, What is a Credit Counseling Certificate as used in Bankruptcy?   The Credit Counseling Certificate is an invention of the 2005 Bankruptcy Act passed by Congress and signed by George W Bush. The Credit Counseling Certificate became a requirement for all those filing Bankruptcy.  With a few exceptions, any Individual seeking to file Bankruptcy must first procure a Credit Counseling Certificate.  The Credit Counseling Certificate basically certifies that the subject Individual Read More +