“Diane has been a G_d send to me. My previous attorney was disbarred and I had a hearing before the Bankruptcy (Judge not the Trustee). Diane jumped in. Attended my court date and has taken care of me from there. . ” M.W.

After Paying for Ten Years, Nina Got Public Service Student Loan Debt Forgiveness There’s very little bankruptcy law can do to help people with student loans. But as a bankruptcy lawyer, I can at least give people good advice.   Since 2017, I started steering people who seemed eligible to Public Service Student Loan Debt […]

After Paying for Ten Years, Nina Got Public Service Student Loan Debt Forgiveness There’s very little bankruptcy law can do to help people with student loans. But as a bankruptcy lawyer, I can at least give people good advice.   Since 2017, I started steering people who seemed eligible to Public Service Student Loan Debt […]

“Diane helped me navigate through these dark and difficult times. ” J.M.

When faced with bankruptcy, we usually think of selling our possessions or having creditors seize them. Many fear this very notion since it always gives them thoughts of losing everything and I mean everything they worked so hard for. Of course, this won’t happen instantaneously. Creditors won’t just magically show up at your door and grab a hold of everything in your home.  There is always a procedure and that is what this blog covers. 

Most of us trust others.  After all, we would not scam someone else, so why would they scam us?  Scams have been around for hundreds of years, but the sophistication of scams grows with the use of technology.

I am going to write this article in reverse order.  Rather than relating the horror stories of how innocent people, just like you and me, were ripped off; I am going to tell you first how to avoid being scammed.  Then I will share just a few of the examples of how really good people lost their money and their sense of peace.

“We received invaluable expertise, recommendations, and advice throughout our chapter 13. ” B.S.

Bankruptcy Issues After January 1, 2022 Changes in Arizona Homestead Statutes
Reprint from Gary Stickell’s website: January 19, 2022