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A Skilled Attorney Can Assist with Personal Bankruptcy
You may feel like you can manage your debts and other financial difficulties on your own, but when it comes to filing for personal bankruptcy, it’s crucial to seek the help of an experienced bankruptcy attorney to ensure you make it through this complicated process with the best chance of full financial recovery. Seeking advice […]
July 6, 2015 Posted in Bankruptcy, Chapter 13, Chapter 7 Tagged bankruptcy attorney, bankruptcy filing, bankruptcy lawyer Leave a comment
Five Tips for Dealing with Significant Debt
Debt can pile up unexpectedly, and before you know it, you’re struggling to pay your creditors. It might seem insurmountable, but don’t give up. Instead, try these five strategies for managing your debt and getting back on track: 1) Ask for help. Your creditors are not rooting for you to fail. If you’re having trouble […]
June 6, 2015 Posted in Debt, Financial Distress, Financial Literacy, Free Consultation Tagged debt control, debt management, debt relief Leave a comment
Is it Possible to Defend Against Home Foreclosure?
As the rate of foreclosures has grown in the last few years, so has the rate of successful foreclosure defense. In the past, it was almost impossible for homeowners to challenge the banks and lenders foreclosing on their houses, but now more and more are fighting back and winning. Although the easiest way to prevent […]
May 6, 2015 Posted in Foreclosure Tagged fighting a foreclosure, foreclosure defense, military protection for foreclosure Leave a comment
Beware of Credit Repair Scams in Pennsylvania
If you are facing overwhelming debt or have even filed for bankruptcy to eliminate it, you may be vulnerable to scams claiming to repair your credit report or remove bankruptcy and liens from your credit file. Credit repair companies can help you get back on track financially, but be sure to do your research to […]
May 6, 2015 Posted in Debt Tagged credit repair companies, debt repair scams, debt scans Leave a comment
Making the Decision to File for Bankruptcy Protection in Pennsylvania
Filing for bankruptcy can be a viable way of eliminating your overwhelming debt and starting over financially, but before you choose to, consider the following factors. This will help you decide whether or not Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy is the best choice for you: 1) Qualifying for bankruptcy. Chapter 7 bankruptcy requires that […]
April 6, 2015 Posted in Bankruptcy, Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Debt Tagged credit, debt collection lawsuits, filing for bankruptcy, qualifying for bankruptcy Leave a comment
Key Tips for Settling or Reducing Credit Card Debt
Credit card debt is one problems most Americans face at one point or another, and it can seem insurmountable. But settling your debt is a viable option, and can help you get started on the road to recovery. In a debt settlement program, you agree to pay a lump sum that is less than the […]
March 6, 2015 Posted in Credit, Debt Tagged balance reduction, Credit Card Debt, debt settlement, debt verification Leave a comment
Don’t Let Debt Collectors Harass, Intimidate
Everyone knows that ignoring debt collectors’ calls is not a good idea. Refusing to answer and negotiate with them can just make the situation worse. But when it comes to their collection tactics, you should know your rights. Federal standards Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has […]
February 6, 2015 Posted in Debt Tagged creditor harassment, creditors' rights, debt collectors Leave a comment
What Happens to Student Loans in a Personal Bankruptcy?
Students often take out loans feeling certain that they’ll get a job that enables them to repay in full right after graduating. But new graduates are encountering difficulty finding a good job. When their student loans come up for repayment, this lack of a good job can present a problem. Your repayment obligation for student […]
January 6, 2015 Posted in Bankruptcy, Debt, Financial Distress Tagged bankruptcy discharge, Dischargeable student loans, payments on student loans Leave a comment
Report: One-Third of Americans Struggle with Debt
The stigma of debt prevents most people from admitting their financial troubles. But according to a new study by the Urban Institute, more than one-third of Americans currently have debts in collections. About 35 percent of Americans — more than 77 million people — have debts delinquent enough to be sent to collections and reported […]
January 6, 2015 Posted in Bankruptcy, Debt, Financial Distress, Foreclosure Tagged Americans in debt, debt, debt relief, debt settlement, recession Leave a comment
Bankruptcy May Help Save Historic Pennsylvania Amusement Park
Pennsylvania’s historic Conneaut Lake Park has been authorized for a sheriff’s sale due to its significant debt in back taxes. But the park may still be able to save itself by filing for bankruptcy. The beloved Crawford County amusement park, which is 122 years old, has accrued $910,000 in back taxes over the last 14 […]
December 6, 2014 Posted in Bankruptcy, Debt, Financial Distress Tagged business bankruptcy, Chapter 11, PA bankruptcy Leave a comment
