I am pleased to report that our Bankruptcy Law Firm will soon be opening up an office in Bend, Oregon in order to serve the needs of a growing segment of our practice. While it looks like it will take at least a month or so before we are able to open our Bend, Oregon Bankruptcy Law Office, I am extremely happy to report that we will soon be able to offer Bend area consumers afew things that local attorneys are not currently offering. First, we will be offering real payment plans where most attorney fees and all filing fees can be paid in installments after their cases are filed.

 
I am pleased to report that our Bankruptcy Law Firm will soon be opening up an office in Bend, Oregon in order to serve the needs of a growing segment of our practice. While it looks like it will take at least a month or so before we are able to open our Bend, Oregon Bankruptcy Law Office, I am extremely happy to report that we will soon be able to offer Bend area consumers afew things that local attorneys are not currently offering.

Last week, Nancy H. came to my office looking to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case.  She had $20,000.00 or so on credit cards and no other unsecured debt.  She had a condominium that had a value of $89,000.00 and a mortgage debt of approximately $80,000.00.  Thus, there was some equity in her condominium, but+ Read MoreThe post The Bankruptcy Case Of Nancy H.

  Part of our commitment as bankruptcy attorneys is to inform and educate clients about the bankruptcy process. As a part of the client-attorney team, it is important for you to understand the forms you sign as part of your bankruptcy case. You are required to sign many of the forms we will file and [...]

  Part of our commitment as bankruptcy attorneys is to inform and educate clients about the bankruptcy process. As a part of the client-attorney team, it is important for you to understand the forms you sign as part of your bankruptcy case. You are required to sign many of the forms we will file and […]The post Understanding the Bankruptcy Forms appeared first on Tucson Bankruptcy Attorneys Trezza & Associates.

Bringing you the most up-to-date news, tips and blogs throughout the web. Here’s your Bankruptcy Update for September 10, 2012 Furniture Brands files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Energy Future Holdings bankruptcy coming soon Former Minnesota GOP chairman Tony Sutton declares personal bankruptcy  

Small business owners can benefit from bankruptcy in a number of ways.  Aside from using this powerful financial tool to help eliminate business debt, you can get legal assistance in restructuring or reorganizing your financial obligations.  This may help you gain more control over business finances while remaining in business. There are a few aspects [...]

A recent potential client called the office and wanted to get started with a filing.  At the meeting, we talked about a greater likelihood of Chapter 13 based upon the income of the debtor and his spouse.  Today, the talk came up about Chapter 7 once again.  Here is what I do in these situations:+ Read MoreThe post Everyone Wants A Chapter 7 It Seems appeared first on

The Florida Third District Court of Appeals issued its decision in Capital Factors, Inc. v. Alba Rent-a-Car, Inc., et al., 32 Fla.L.Weekly D21070 (Fla. 3rd. DCA 2007) and held that an unconfirmed arbitration award qualifies as a "debt due" by the garnishee subject to garnishment under Section, 77.01, Florida Statutes. The Court held that an arbitration award does not require judicial confirmation to be collectible by garnishment.

Oftentimes, when someone comes to see me for bankruptcy advice, they are already thinking beyond the process and into regaining credit.  The trouble with this line of thinking is serious.  Firstly, the client should be mostly concerned with getting out of debt.  After all, the excessive debt is the reason for the consultation in the+ Read MoreThe post The Obsessi