How To Join A Meeting On Zoom? | Quick Start Guide
The bankruptcy trustee hearings are on Zoom. If you are not a regular Zoom user, this page shows you what to do. For the instructions on how to join a meeting with Zoom, just click on the link above.  Or click on the picture.

How To Join A Meeting On Zoom? | Quick And Easy Guide

When a favor turns into a financial burden, what happens next?
Co-signing a loan might be doing someone a big favor by helping them get a car, a credit card, or even their first home. But what happens if they can’t keep up with the payments? You could end up responsible for the debt, turning that favor into a financial burden. If bankruptcy is involved, a co-signed debt bankruptcy Medford attorney can help you understand your rights and explore ways to protect yourself.

Callie Glade, File Clerk
Callie Glade is the newest member of our team, She just started with us in January 2025.
Callie is a virtual assistant, an AI. She takes over one of the most important jobs in any law firm. She’s our file clerk. When you send in the required papers, she puts them in your file, where Vanessa and I can see them at any time. Callie comes to us through an artificial intelligence program called Glade.AI. She’ll keep in touch with you to make sure we have the papers we need to have to do what we are planning to do.

The National Law Review reports that the Subchapter V debt limit will increase to $3,424,000 on April 1, 2025.

Keeping Your House as a Widow Filing Bankruptcy in Virginia
One of the tragedies of being a widow is this: You lose the protection for your house that Virginia law gives a married couple filing bankruptcy.

Will Bankruptcy Erase Rent Debt But End Your Portland Lease?
Financial struggles can hit hard for Portland renters. Missed payments strain budgets. Eviction risks grow. Bankruptcy might ease debt but changes your lease terms. A Portland OR bankruptcy lawyer can explain your options. This article breaks down how filing affects your housing rights.

In Chapter 13, in Virginia, your mortgage payment needs to be on-the-dot current.
Paying your mortgage payment by the 14th of the month (or later) gets your Chapter 13 case thrown out at the goal line. That’s because of a local bankruptcy rule, Rule 3002.1-1 in the Eastern District of Virginia