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Adam Brown is a bankruptcy attorney for Dexter & Dexter, a debt relief agency helping people file for bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy Help Is Harder To Get When you are struggling financially, you need bankruptcy help. You need to find a bankruptcy attorney that can take you from point A to point B.

Behind on the rent? Looking to buy yourself some more time, maybe even wipe out the obligation to the landlord altogether?
If so, you may be tempted by the prospect of filing for bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy Means Test If you’re trying to file a chapter 7 bankruptcy, you must first qualify. One of the qualifications is that you must pass the means test.

$5,000?  $50,000?  $500,000?  How much debt do you need to have before it makes sense to file bankruptcy?

When you apply for a student loan, you may be required to get a consigner. That person, usually a relative, is doing a good deed for you in helping you get the loan.
Here are some things you need to know about what it means for you – and for the cosigner.
Cosigner Liability

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Jordan E. Bublick is a Miami Bankruptcy Lawyer with over 25 years of experience in filing Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Cases and Mortgage Modifications (305) 891-4055

The answer to this is no…and yes. In Arizona, wedding rings are exempt up to $2,000. This means that for both you and your spouse, you can exempt a total of $2,000 of the value of your wedding rings. For most people, this is more than enough to keep their rings safe. But what if, during better economic times, you purchased more expensive jewelry? Technically, the Trustee can have you turn over your jewelry. Does this happen often? No. Could it? It could.

Bankruptcy Petition Can Be Amended Your bankruptcy petition can be amended after you file. This is often the case when someone forgets to list a particular creditor. The creditor may not have shown up on the credit report or the debtor simply misplaced a bill from that creditor.