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Posts Tagged ‘Bankruptcy’
What’s an Automatic Stay, and Do I Want One?
One of the biggest benefits to filing for bankruptcy protection is the automatic stay, which forbids the continuance of any action by any creditor against the debtor.
Small Business Bankruptcy
Filed in Benefits of Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Filing Bankruptcy, Picking a Bankruptcy Attorney on Feb.10, 2010
The first step to take if you think you may need to file for small business bankruptcy is to find a good, reputable bankruptcy attorney.
Renting a Place to Live After Bankruptcy
You can still rent an apartment or house after bankruptcy, but you should take some important steps.
New generation expected to live to 100
Protect your retirement from debt collectors
The Rich are not as Rich this year
Filed in Filing Bankruptcy, Picking a Bankruptcy Attorney on Feb.09, 2010
The Rich are not as Rich this year
Homeowners becoming landlords to avoid foreclosure
Filed in Bankruptcy News, Picking a Bankruptcy Attorney on Feb.08, 2010
Bankruptcy may be a more proactive option.
Tags: Bankruptcy, financial crisis
Credit report easily damaged by medical bills
Filed in Bankruptcy Practice and Procedure, Picking a Bankruptcy Attorney on Feb.07, 2010
Unpleasant Side effect: Medical debt’s longlasting stain on credit is gaining attention
Getting Into Debt: Avoiding a Repeat Bankruptcy
People follow different paths on the way to debt, but there are some roads more fraught with peril than others.
Tags: Bankruptcy, Getting Into Debt
Accidental debt spiral…tossing “junk mail” can increase your debt
Filed in Benefits of Bankruptcy, Dallas Bankruptcy Laws, Picking a Bankruptcy Attorney on Feb.06, 2010
Loans taken out to pay tax bills are nondischargeable in bankruptcy.
