Like most debts types, back taxes can turn into major problems. Can IRS tax debt be discharged in bankruptcy? Not usually. But in rare situations.
Taxes and Bankruptcy | Force the IRS to Take Your Payments
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Bankruptcy and Liens – 3 Things You Need to Know
Bankruptcy and liens cause confusion and frustration. Why do liens survive bankruptcy sometimes. What about judgment liens. An attorney explains.
Bankruptcy and Cars | Ultimate Guide to Car Loans and Repos
There’s confusion about if you can keep your cars in a bankruptcy, or if filing can help catch up on late payments. Like most things in law, it depends.
Bankruptcy Petition Preparer | 3 Ways the Best BPP is a Lawyer
Bankruptcy Petition Preparer Three Reasons the Best BPP is a Lawyer A bankruptcy petition preparer (or BPP) is someone who […]
Credit After Bankruptcy | 3 Tips to Rebuild
People ask me “will I be able to rebuild and get credit after bankruptcy?” And the short and maybe surprising answer is, Yes!
Track Spending, Budget and Save $5 a Day | What’s In Your Wallet?
What’s In Your Wallet: Track Spending Know What You Spend As a bankruptcy attorney that specializes in consumer debt, I […]
Save Money with Saving Tips: How to Handle Extra Cash
Saving Tips: How to Handle Extra Cash and Save Money The Culture tells us to Spend Even if you budget […]
Student Loans Bankruptcy – Discharging to Overcome 523
Most unsecured debt is discharged in bankruptcy. 11 USC 523(a)(8) gives us an exception. Student loans, generally, are not dischargeable. But there’s hope.
Breaking up? You Could Go Broke | Divorce Bankruptcy
Breaking Up? You Could Go Broke – Divorce Bankruptcy Ending a Relationship Could Lead to Financial Problems Divorce and bankruptcy […]
Payday Loans and Cash Advances | Easy Money Sometimes Isn’t
Payday Loans and Cash Advances | Easy Money Sometimes Isn’t Payday loans and cash advances sound great. All the messages make […]
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