Pop quiz time.  What’s the biggest waste of time and money in the bankruptcy law?
It makes no sense on any level. In order to file for bankruptcy you need to go through a mandatory credit counseling certification process.

By John Clark
Struggling comedian Sinbad, who reached the height of his fame in the 1990s, is filing for a second bankruptcy, according to an Associated Press report.
The comedian and actor, whose real name is David Adkins, filed for bankruptcy in 2009, but his case was eventually dismissed, sources say.
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Many people who think about getting debt discharged may assume it can only be erased through Chapter 7 bankruptcy.  In fact, Chapter 13 bankruptcy has the ability to not only discharge debt, but in some cases may help eliminate debt that is not eligible for discharge in Chapter 7.  Meaning, you may be given a [...]

If you find yourself in over your head after filing for bankruptcy, there are options.
Life has a funny way of going left when you want it to go right.
You file for bankruptcy, go through the process, and come out the other end.
Though you swear you’ll never be in that situation again, sometimes the unexpected happens.

A Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be filed by an individual or a joint case husband and wife.  Chapter 13 cannot be filed by a corporation.  In order to file for Chapter 13, an individual must complete several prefiling requirements.  The most important requirement is the taking of a credit counseling session.  The credit counseling session+ Read MoreThe post Who can file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy? app

The class of 2013 has just replaced the class of 2012 for the title of the most indebted class in American history. With the way student loan burdens are increasing, the class of 2013 will inevitably lose their title to next year’s senior class.
In 2013, graduating seniors left college with an average debt load of $30,000. That’s nearly double the amount that students graduated with 20 years ago. A recent study reveals that if you factor in credit card debt and money borrowed from family during school, students are really graduating with an average of over $35,000.

What will bankruptcy do to my credit? This is probably the question most often asked by our clients and potential clients when they are considering bankruptcy. While each client will have a different experience based on their individual circumstances, the question to the answer remains the same. It is absolutely possible to rebuild your credit […]

A common question that people considering bankruptcy may have is whether or not a judgment that has been entered against them will be discharged through their bankruptcy. The short answer is that in many cases the answer is yes, but there are some circumstances that won’t discharge the debt. For example, let’s say someone has […]

Getting your bankruptcy case filed can be a problem if you don’t know where to do so.
Lots of people call me up and ask me to file a case in Los Angeles because they work there and it’s easier for them to get to the court. This, of the fact that they live in Orange County.