Smart, Pre-Bankruptcy Planning

Pre-Bankruptcy Planning It is best to file bankruptcy after you have had a chance to plan for your filing. Most people have thought long and hard about whether or not to file a bankruptcy case long in advance of the actual filing. It is true that some people bury their heads in the sand and+ Read More

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Trustees In Chicago

Bankruptcy Trustees If you live in Chicago and file a chapter 13 bankruptcy, the trustee appointed to your case is either going to be Marilyn Marshall or Tom Vaughn. Although each trustee follows the same bankruptcy laws and processes, each has a different standard or structure when it comes to confirming cases. In general, cases+ Read More

Settlement Agreements, Confidentiality and Non-Disparagement

Bob needs to do a blog on this. Here’s this on confidentiality. http://www.scbar.org/MemberResources/EthicsAdvisoryOpinions/OpinionView/.... It’s an ethic violation for lawyer to sign–client can sign and direct lawyer to keep his mouth shut.

Credit After Bankruptcy

People are understandable concerned about obtaining credit after filing for bankruptcy.  It is a real concern for many people.  We have become so used to credit and the leeway that it provides in making purchases.  The good news is that you will be able to obtain credit within a very short time after filing bankruptcy. + Read MoreThe post Credit After Bankruptcy appeared first on Dav

Ruling in Prior Litigation Precludes Relitigation of Factual Issues in Bankruptcy Nondischargeable Adversary Proceeding

When a debtor files for bankruptcy, it is principally to obtain a fresh start and
discharge of debts from creditors. But not all debts are dischargeable. The
Bankruptcy Code lists 19 categories of nondischargeable debts, which Congress
has determined are not dischargeable for public policy reasons.
Some debts are always nondischargeable, including certain taxes, child support, and
court fines and penalties, to name a few. Others are not deemed automatically
excepted from discharge, but can be when challenged by creditors. When a case

Six Actionable Tips on Writing a Credit Dispute Letter

The Fair Credit Reporting Act was created to help consumers dealing with errors on their credit report. When disputing something on your report, you will want to take action in the best possible manner. Otherwise, with one mistake, you will be forced deal with a host of problems. With this in mind, here are six... Read more »

Six Actionable Tips on Writing a Credit Dispute Letter

The Fair Credit Reporting Act was created to help consumers dealing with errors on their credit report. When disputing something on your report, you will want to take action in the best possible manner. Otherwise, with one mistake, you will be forced deal with a host of problems. With this in mind, here are six... Read more »

Six Actionable Tips on Writing a Credit Dispute Letter

The Fair Credit Reporting Act was created to help consumers dealing with errors on their credit report. When disputing something on your report, you will want to take action in the best possible manner. Otherwise, with one mistake, you will be forced deal with a host of problems. With this in mind, here are six […]
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