Debt collectors doubled their earnings – all thanks to COVID-19

If just one person in the marriage is filing bankruptcy, we still need a whole family budget. The question comes up all the time.  “Can I file bankruptcy and leave my wife/husband out of it.” The answer to that is, Yes. But to get your case approved, we need to submit a whole family budget. […]

If just one person in the marriage is filing bankruptcy, we still need a whole family budget. The question comes up all the time.  “Can I file bankruptcy and leave my wife/husband out of it.” The answer to that is, Yes. But to get your case approved, we need to submit a whole family budget. […]

Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff’s Bidding Requirements at a Sheriff’s Execution Sale of a Judgment Debtor’s “Homestead” Residence
By Larry O. Folks • September 2020 (reprinted with permission of author) 10/29/20
Relevant Background Facts

Analysis of Enforcement of Money Judgments in Arizona Against a Judgment Debtor’s Residence / “Homestead” Property
By Larry O. Folks (10/26/20) (reprinted with permission of author)
Relevant Background Facts

If you’ve decided to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, then you’re probably wondering why the bankruptcy court appointed a trustee over your case. Bankruptcy trustees are there to guide debtors in creating their repayment plan and make sure that the three-to-five-year payment plan is followed to the letter. 

 https://www.djournal.com/mbj/record-number-of-small-business-bankruptcy-filings-signal-covid-19-distress/article_5ccdcae6-13ab-11eb-8ccf-d37eb8a883c1.htmlOriginally appeared on Mississippi Business JournalA record number of small businesses based in Mississippi filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S.

https://nypost.com/2020/10/22/brooklyn-roasting-company-files-for-bankruptcy-will-close-its-shops/ Originally appeared on New York Post The pandemic has hit another beloved

Very few people want to file for bankruptcy. Unfortunately, bankruptcy is the best option available to address significant debt or foreclosure in many situations. One of the first questions every potential debtor has is, “what can I keep?” This is especially true if they have a substantial amount of cash holdings. Our Sacramento bankruptcy attorney […]

Filing for bankruptcy is not an easy decision. Many people will try to find ways to avoid filing, often moving debt from one credit card to another or borrowing more money to pay for existing obligations. One of the reasons people choose to avoid bankruptcy is they do not understand the process and are intimidated […]
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