Monthly Archives: July 2020
HELOC and Bankruptcy
Many homeowners take out a home equity line of credit, called a HELOC, when they need extra money for home improvements or other large expenses. This equity line of credit allows a homeowner the finances to take care of some substantial financial issues, however, every line of credit needs to be paid back at… Read More »
How To Be a Good Bankruptcy Client (And Why It Matters)
If you have made the decision to file for either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy for a financial fresh start, you likely feel a sense of relief on one hand that the decision is made, but also a sense of apprehension as you likely have never been through the process. If you have… Read More »
Medical Debt and Bankruptcy
Medical debt is one of the leading causes that drives individuals to make the decision to file for bankruptcy. Unfortunately, astronomical medical debts can occur to any person at any time. Even those people who have reliable health insurance can begin to face serious medical debts if they develop a significant or lifelong medical… Read More »
Can I Dismiss My Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case?
The short answer is that there is no absolute right to voluntarily dismiss your Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. However, you may have certain rights that will allow you to attempt to dismiss your case. Learn more about why a debtor would want to dismiss their bankruptcy case, and what options they may have. Why… Read More »
Unsecured vs. Secured Debt
If you are in the process of beginning to file for bankruptcy, there are many phrases that may seem completely foreign to you. One of those is the difference between secured and unsecured debt. Bankruptcy is an opportunity for someone to find financial relief from the distress they feel due to their overwhelming debt…. Read More »
