Planning Your Bankruptcy Strategy
If you have decided that bankruptcy is the right choice for you, there are a number of decisions that need to be made before you file. As your Arizona bankruptcy attorneys, we will discuss with you the strategies that will be of the most benefit to you and your family.
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"Disposable earnings," such as wages, earned by the  head of a family are exempt from creditors in Florida. This exemption includes protection from garnishment.

"Disposable earnings," such as wages, earned by the  head of a family are exempt from creditors in Florida. This exemption includes protection from garnishment.

Chapter 7 personal bankruptcy is generally used to discharge your dischargeable debt including credit cards, medical bills, and unsecured loans.

For years companies, including law firms, have been preying on naive homeowners alleging to have the “secret pill” to save their home.  These thieves promise to save the home by “making” the lender work with the homeowner.  In most cases the con artists are in the business for the sole purpose of stealing the homeowner’s har

The concept of a Florida "homestead" arises in three different contexts:

1. Taxation exemption per Art. VII, Section 6, Fla. Constit.

The concept of a Florida "homestead" arises in three different contexts:

1. Taxation exemption per Art. VII, Section 6, Fla. Constit.

Most chapter 7 bankruptcy trustees in Cook County do a great job of balancing their duties while administering chapter 7 cases. There are more than a select few Trustees who seem to be growing towards advancing these cases beyond what they were intended to be. Let me provide a little background. The duties of a+ Read More

In a big  victory for mortgage lenders and an even bigger loss for Oregonians struggling to carry two mortgages, the U.S. Supreme  Court has just ruled that underwater homeowners can’t get rid of a second mortgage by filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Article X, Section 4 (a) of the Florida Constitution provides for the Florida "homestead" exemption. This homestead exemption is in most cases available to those who file for bankruptcy relief in Florida.