Linda Pays Mariner $6113 through Beyond Finance. Then She Gets Garnished Linda Cash (not her real name) wanted to clear her debts without filing bankruptcy. As an alternative to bankruptcy, she signed up for Beyond Finance. Linda needed Beyond Finance to help her with Mariner. (She originally borrowed $5383, got behind, and now owed Mariner […]

For the first time in over 40 years, New York has amended CPLR § 5004 and lowered its interest rate on money judgments founded upon consumer debt, which is generally defined as debts incurred “primarily for personal, family or household purposes”. Effective April 30, 2022, the Fair Consumer Judgment Interest Act (”FCJIA”) reduces from 9% Read More

 National Law Review is reporting that the Subchapter V Debt Ceiling has been Restored to $7.5 Million.  With the new law, the $7.5 million debt ceiling will remain effective until June 21, 2024.   The article can be found at https://www.natlawreview.com/article/subchapter-v-debt-ceiling-restored-...
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Alternatives to bankruptcy–disappear One alternative to bankruptcy is to just disappear.  Why am I bringing this up, now? This week somebody asked Quora (a website I follow) how to legally disappear.  The answer, sign up for a Caribbean cruise. Get off at the Virgin Islands. Don’t get back on. For most people, bankruptcy works. But when […]