May 25, 2023 | Bankruptcy
The bank has foreclosed, a judgment in foreclosure has been signed and filed with the court and the dreaded Sheriff sale has occurred. You no longer have any ownership rights to your house, right? Unfortunately, that is not the case. You still own your house with all...Apr 12, 2023 | Bankruptcy, Divorce
You have a Domestic Support Obligation (DSO) and now you have to file for bankruptcy to gain the “fresh Start” after your divorce. How does the bankruptcy court handle DSO’s? These debts are not ordinary debts they are for the support of your...Sep 20, 2021 | Bankruptcy, Divorce
If you are considering a divorce or if divorce proceedings have begun, you may need to consider the option of bankruptcy. Having financial hardship can be just as detrimental to your financial security as a looming divorce. Given your unique situation, it is essential...Jun 9, 2021 | Bankruptcy, Student Loans
It is not common for student loans to be forgiven in bankruptcy. Student loans are considered special loans and bankruptcy does not usually apply. Only a unique hardship qualifies an individual to get out from under the weight of student loan debt. The...May 18, 2021 | Bankruptcy
As the COVID-19 health crisis impacted the economy and thrust many people into financial hardships, lenders used mortgage forbearance to help borrowers remain in their homes. This was a very successful strategy that made mortgage delinquencies less common than they...