7 Ways Bankruptcy Can Help Improve Your Finances

good-better-bestIf you are wondering if bankruptcy is the right option for your finances, it may help to review how filing has helped millions deal with their finances.  There are advantages to filing that has helped debtors get back on track and gain financial freedom to move forward with their lives.  The following points may include [...]

Repay Parking Tickets Over A Five Year Period

This is the case of Willie Banister from Chicago, Illinois who was appearing for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy consultation.  Mr.

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Helps Pay Off Parking Tickets

This is the case of Willie Banister from Chicago, Illinois who was appearing for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy consultation.  Mr.

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You will normally receive your Chapter 7Discharge Order about 3 to 4 months after the creditor's meeting. This Order renders unenforceable all debts other than those specifically excepted by law.  It also enjoins creditors from attempt to collect on debts that are discharged.

Today In Bankruptcy – 12-05-2013

Atari BankruptcyBringing you the most up-to-date news, tips and blogs throughout the web. Here’s your Bankruptcy Update for December 05, 2013 Legacy Videogame Company Atari Cleared to Exit Bankruptcy Biggest Bankruptcy Before Detroit, Alabama County Stages Comeback Europe’s Solyndra and the Beauty of Bankruptcy  

Can Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Help Me with Business Debt?

Chapter 13 BankruptcyIf you own a small business and need help reorganizing your debts, Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be an option to consider.  This chapter can help you develop a repayment structure based on income earnings, type of debts and expenses you have.   There are a few factors to consider in helping you understand how the process [...]

Opening a Checking Account After Bankruptcy–

  Debtors sometimes are unable to open a checking account after receiving their bankruptcy Discharge.   These debtors typically had a troubled history with their bank, generally involving fraud, bounced checks or excessive overdraft activity, resulting in this negative information being reported to a check reporting company known as Chex Systems.  Such negative information remains in... Read More »

Opening a Checking Account After Bankruptcy

Debtors sometimes are unable to open a checking account after receiving their bankruptcy Discharge.   These debtors typically had a troubled history with their bank, generally involving fraud, bounced checks or excessive overdraft activity, resulting in this negative information being reported to a check reporting company known as Chex Systems.  Such negative information remains in this database service for five (5) years and is readily accessed and utilized by its members (usually financial institutions) in making decisions about who will be allowed to open a checking account, etc.

Banks Again Fail to Comply With Parts of Mortgage Settlement

December 4, 2013: Several of the largest US Banks (J.P. Morgan, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo) have failed to comply, once again, with parts of the $25 Billion dollar landmark mortgage settlement according to the monitoring agency. Bank of America failed to comply earlier this year.

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