Wynn at Law Opens New Bankruptcy Office in Salem, Wisconsin

Wynn at Law, LLC Expands Southeastern Wisconsin Presence — Opens New Bankruptcy Office in Salem, Wisconsin

Today In Bankruptcy – 01-28-2014

Today-In-Bankruptcy (1)Bringing you the most up-to-date news, tips and blogs throughout the web. Here’s your Bankruptcy Update for January 28, 2014 Loehmann’s Locations Begin Shuttering Kyle energy storage company Xtreme Power files for bankruptcy Hawthorns Golf Club in Fishers files for bankruptcy

Why Is Credit Counseling Required for a Bankruptcy Filing?

8225379965_6f0c22cddc_oDebtors who are considering filing for bankruptcy may wonder about the credit counseling requirement and why they have to complete it. In short, it is required since it is stated in the bankruptcy code. Yet, if you don’t complete it you may not be able to file your petition when you are ready to seek [...]

In My Bankruptcy Case, Why Do I Need To Reaffirm On A Car But Not On My House?

The Code Dictates The bankruptcy code is what governs every issue of a bankruptcy filing. Under chapter 7 bankruptcy law, the bankruptcy code dictates as to what must be done with regard to particular, secured property.

Who Is National Collegiate Student Loan Trust?

National Collegiate Student Loan Trust OrganizationIf you’ve been sued for a private student loan by National Collegiate Student Loan Trust, there’s a good chance you have no idea who they are. Here’s what I know, and what you need to know.
Have a private student loan?
Chances are pretty good that National Collegiate Student Loan Trust is involved.

Understanding the Bankruptcy Petition

8224523321_8fa2ba91c8_oWhat is a bankruptcy petition? This is known as a formal application that plays a significant role in how your financial situation is communicated and reviewed by the bankruptcy court. This is lengthy documentation that includes information the court needs to know while allowing you to present your case.  It acts as a written request [...]

What Are The Advantages Of Filing Bankruptcy With An Attorney?

If you file bankruptcy with an attorney, you’re going to get assistance throughout the process. Your attorney is going to know exactly what needs to be done with your case. This all starts with the very first consultation.

NYT: A Lawyer and Partner, and Also Bankrupt

By James B. Stewart

Anyone who wonders why law school applications are plunging and there’s
widespread malaise in many big law firms might consider the case of Gregory M.
Owens.

The silver-haired, distinguished-looking Mr. Owens would seem the
embodiment of a successful Wall Street lawyer. A graduate of Denison University
and Vanderbilt Law School, Mr. Owens moved to New York City and was named a
partner at the then old-line law firm of Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer &
Wood, and after a merger, at Dewey & LeBoeuf.

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