Bankruptcy and Life

If you lose your car because it has been repossessed due to bankruptcy and had personal belongings inside, you may feel a sense of panic. You will probably also wonder whether you can get those [...]

Some states, including Texas, recognize all of the property acquired during a marriage to be community property. This means that each spouse has an equal stake in the property, even if one spouse [...]

Filing for bankruptcy should never be a light decision. While debts can be reduced or eliminated, allowing for a person to make a clean financial start, it can also be a time-consuming process [...]

With the holiday season fast approaching, many American’s may begin stressing over balancing their financial situation with the plans and expectations of the holidays. From buying costumes [...]

Predatory loans used to be a huge problem for home mortgages before the federal government outlawed many deceptive lending practices. In the auto industry, the practice of hooking people into [...]

Filing for bankruptcy is a stressful process. Aside from the paperwork, financial consultations, and legal considerations, the loss of personal possessions and what may have taken years to build [...]

One of the scariest parts about filing for bankruptcy is not understanding what will happen to your possessions and your home when the proceedings begin. Your home is your place, and the one [...]

Posted on Feb 18, 2013 5:05pm PST Millions of Americans are in debt. What happens if that debt hasn’t been paid off at the time of the debtor’s death? Does the deceased’s debt [...]

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is another type of debt management, and it is done by consolidating your debt into one reasonable payment under the protection of bankruptcy and protection from the [...]

Debt consolidation is a way to make your many different debts become one, therefore allowing you to be responsible for just one payment a month instead of say, ten different debt bills. As with [...]