Recently I noted on our Oregon bankruptcy blog that our firm has expanded our debt law practice areas  to include student loan law. As part of that process, I have just completed a thirty page guide on student loan law for Oregon and Washington debtors. I am obviously happy to send on a free copy of this guide to any of our prior, current or prospective bankruptcy clients. Please feel free to email me directly at [email protected] if you would like me to send one to you.

We meet people almost every day that have large student loan payments.　 Unfortunately, as we have discussed in the past, most student loans are not dischargeable.　 While the payments can be made through a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, they will not be discharged.　 While we try to assist our clients in any way possible, the bankruptcy code and case law somewhat limit us in this area.　 This can leave our clients unsure of how to proceed.　 A quick internet search of loan options will produce an overwhelming amount of information, and much of that information is contradictory to other sources.　 It

Crumbs Bake Shop was granted permission to sell itself to Lemonis-Fischer Enterprises in a New Jersey bankruptcy court on Tuesday, August 26th.

Crumbs Bake Shop will reopen after sale to Lemonis-Fischer Enterprises in a New Jersey bankruptcy court on Tuesday.

The Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) is a tax credit that helps you keep more of what you earned. The credit was initially passed in 1975 to offset the burden of social security taxes and provide incentive for working. How is it calculated, and who qualifies?The post What is the Earned Income Tax Credit, and How Can It Help You? appeared first on Tucson Bankruptcy Attorney.

The Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) is a tax credit that helps you keep more of what you earned. The credit was initially passed in 1975 to offset the burden of social security taxes and provide incentive for working. How is it calculated, and who qualifies?The post What is the Earned Income Tax Credit, and How Can It Help You? appeared first on Tucson Bankruptcy Attorney.