Articles from Allmand Law

Is Canceling a Check for a Payday Loan Considered Fraud if I Plan to File Bankruptcy?

2987632067_e20f2e52c2_oPayday loans can help you take care of emergency situations, but some find it frustrating when they have to start rolling over their loan or take out multiple loans just to make ends meet.  Some debtors are worried about what may happen if they plan to file bankruptcy and want to stop payment on a [...]

Choosing a Bankruptcy Attorney: Characteristics of Quality Representation

7650804342_9715bb425fGetting the outcome you deserve for your financial situation includes having the right legal representation in your corner.  Taking time to choose a good bankruptcy attorney may save you headache and frustration down the road.  Debtors have been known to choose an attorney based on an advertisement, price or claims in what they say you [...]

Today In Bankruptcy – 01-09-2014

Today-In-Bankruptcy (1)Bringing you the most up-to-date news, tips and blogs throughout the web. Here’s your Bankruptcy Update for January 09, 2014 Loehmann’s liquidation sales begin Thursday One man’s journey through bankruptcy to reinvent Hamburger Helper Bankruptcy Bidding War Brewing for Packaging Maker Constar  

Common Mistakes Made When Filing Bankruptcy Pro Se

6788971416_aeba39f8a1_oOne of the reasons why debtors are highly encouraged to seek legal representation when filing bankruptcy is to ensure their case goes through the system in a proper manner while avoiding common pitfalls.  Filing on your own may seem simple enough  when you are able to download documents online, but many have no idea what [...]

Can Bankruptcy Help Me Get Rid of Traffic Tickets?

Traffic TicketsHave you accumulated traffic tickets you have been unable to pay? You may be able to eliminate the debt in bankruptcy with a few exceptions to the rule. Usually in bankruptcy certain debts related to government fines and penalties may not be eligible for discharge in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. But, Chapter 13 bankruptcy may help [...]

Today In Bankruptcy – 01-07-2013

1388543541000-DFP-1231-year-in-bankruptcy-2-Bringing you the most up-to-date news, tips and blogs throughout the web. Here’s your Bankruptcy Update for January 07, 2013 What’s next in Detroit bankruptcy case? Dutch aluminium smelter Aldel applies for bankruptcy Bankruptcy Court to Weigh ‘Milestone’ Nortel Deal  

Country Singer Eddie Montgomery Seeks Bankruptcy Protection

45th Annual CMA Awards  - ArrivalsCountry music star Eddie Montgomery, known as one-half of the country duo Montgomery Gentry, ended 2013 by filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The filing comes after the singer accumulated millions of dollars in liabilities following a divorce and failed business venture.  The filing will be used to help pay off his liabilities while continuing performances [...]

Can Bankruptcy Help Me Deal with Debts from an Ex-Spouse?

Am I Responsible For My Spouse’s Debts? Maybe…While having the ability to make payments on debt obligations is enough of a struggle alone, some debtors have to deal with an ex-spouse who has yet to start paying their share of the debt. You may have a divorce agreement that details that is responsible for making payments on certain debts, but it may [...]

What Are Bankruptcy Schedules?

scheduleBankruptcy schedules are an overview of your financial situation but in more detail. This information includes commonly disclosed details about a debtor’s financial background that is presented in your bankruptcy case.  This includes income earnings, expenses, debts and assets.  The schedules help the court assess your situation.  They should be filed out accurately and to [...]

Montana Couple Denies Bankruptcy Fraud Charges

Chouteau_County_Montana_CourthouseA Montana couple is currently facing bankruptcy fraud charges they recently denied in a federal court appearance.  Earlier this month, Tammy Kay Leischner, 42, and her husband Mark Craig Lesichner, 46, plead not guilty to fraud charges including making a false bankruptcy declaration.

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