How can I tell if my student loan debt is dischargeable in bankruptcy?
Student loan debt and bankruptcy The topic of student loan debt and bankruptcy: most every bankruptcy and personal finance related website out there has written about it on numerous occasions. However,...
View ArticleI’ve Found A New Job, Will I Still Be Able To File For Bankruptcy?
Does a regular paycheck disqualify a consumer from filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy? If you’ve read this blog with any frequency, you’ve undoubtedly seen numerous posts about bankruptcy reform and the...
View ArticleWage Garnishment Must Stop After a Bankruptcy Case is Filed; You Might Even...
Bankruptcy Stops Wage Garnishment The minute a bankruptcy cases filed, an injunction called the automatic stay is issued, which prohibits creditors from trying to collect on debts that were included in...
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Want To Get Out Of Debt? Treat Your Life Like A Business
The Business World Has Important Lessons To Offer Consumers Trying To Get Out Of Debt Everywhere you turn, whether it’s TV, radio or the internet, consumers are inundated with “get out of debt fast”...
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Can I Be Denied a Job Because of Bankruptcy? It May Depend on Your Employer
Last updated Feb. 28, 2018. If you have a job, need to file bankruptcy, and are worried about getting fired because of it, you probably shouldn’t be. The U.S. Bankruptcy Code prevents employers from...
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Planning for Retirement: What Women Should Consider
Retirement is a luxury that requires some planning, and yet, only one-third of women think they are well prepared for retirement — and often they are not as well prepared as men. Let’s examine some of...
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