Bankruptcy is complex. It involves both state and federal laws. Even so, some people are inclined to save money on attorney fees and try to do it themselves. It is not impossible, but does require a tremendous amount of homework. The most important thing is make sure you have the time and energy to research…
1. Although not required, most filers take the initial step of meeting with a bankruptcy attorney. Depending on your case, you may be required to meet with your lawyer on several occasions. 2. Provide your attorney with all requested information/documentation including bank statements, tax returns, and pay stubs. 3. Meet with your attorney to review…
Although there is no absolute answer to this question, bankruptcy helps folks who are having trouble paying their bills. If you are saddled with debt and unable to meet your monthly obligations, and your future earnings realistically are not likely to improve dramatically, bankruptcy might be appropriate for you. Bankruptcy might be a way for…
Payday loans seem like a temporary solution to a short-term problem. However, most people who use these services end up in a bigger hole than where they started. The temporary solution becomes a permanent problem. The Center for Responsible Lending explains how here: http://www.responsiblelending.org/payday-lending/ If you have had trouble with payday loans, contact us to…