Bankruptcy Form Changes On December 1, 2015, almost all of the bankruptcy forms and schedules were amended. Many clients who had already signed earlier versions of the forms and were awaiting filing, had their filings delayed because they had to re-sign and reread new forms. In certain circumstances, the forms had to be emailed or+ Read More

Does Chapter 13 law a

Does Chapter 13 law

More often than they should, debt collectors contact people after the bankruptcy is over. I’m Northern Virginia Bankruptcy Lawyer Robert Weed, and I hate it when people do illegal stuff to my customers. When debt collectors pester my clients after bankruptcy, I hate it.

More often than they should, debt collectors contact people after the bankruptcy is over. I’m Northern Virginia Bankruptcy Lawyer Robert Weed, and I hate it when people do illegal stuff to my customers. When debt collectors pester my clients after bankruptcy, I sue them.  That’s why I was glad to see what the Second Circuit […]

Consistency Lacking If you are looking for consistency among the bankruptcy judges and the bankruptcy trustees in the Northern District of Illinois, you will be hard pressed to find it. Let’s start by examining the bankruptcy judges in Chicago. Each bankruptcy judge comes from a different background, has a different viewpoint with regard to debtors+ Read More

Bankruptcy and Security Clearance:  Knowing What to Do Is More Important Than Ever. Federal News Radio broke the story yesterday.  People with security clearances will have their credit checked much more often.  That was in the budget bill, just passed by Congress.