By Jessica Silver-Greenberg

In the netherworld of consumer debt, there are zombies: bills that cannot be
killed even by declaring personal bankruptcy.

Tens of thousands of Americans who went through bankruptcy are still
haunted by debts long after — sometimes as long as a decade after — federal
judges have extinguished the bills in court.

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Jordan E. Bublick is a Miami Bankruptcy Lawyer - Kendall & Aventura Offices - (305) 891-4055

Jordan E. Bublick is a Miami Bankruptcy Lawyer - Kendall & Aventura Offices - (305) 891-4055

(305) 891-4055 - Free Initial Consultation - Office: Kendall - Aventura - Jordan E. Bublick - 25 Years Experience - www.bublicklaw.com

Filing for bankruptcy is actually a very serious step and, unless properly approached, may lead to unfortunate consequences. Bankruptcy is filed in a U.S Bankruptcy Court - a Court that actually has so much power that it can actually stop the U.S. Supreme Court from acting - let alone virtually almost all Court in the entire United States  and in theory possibly any Court in the world.

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A person finally makes the difficult decision to file bankruptcy. They collect all of their financial information, go through unpaid bills and collection notices, and file a bankruptcy petition in order to obtain a bankruptcy discharge of debts they simply cannot pay. This is one of the most difficult decisions a person will make.

A person finally makes the difficult decision to file bankruptcy.

If you’re angling towards qualifying for public service loan forgiveness, you should enroll your federal student loans into income-based repayment. If you don’t, you’re probably leaving money on the table.