As an Asheville attorney practicing bankruptcy law, the thing I like best about my job is interacting with clients.I represent debtors who have worked hard, maybe made some honest mistakes, but have set their egos aside in order to provide more for their families.They have decided to file a bankruptcy case. Bankruptcy cases provide tremendous…
As a North Carolina Student Loan Lawyer, I speak with potential clients frequently about their bankruptcy options. Many times, a bankruptcy discharge will not effect their liability on student loans. If your budget has been turned upside down by a burdensome student loan payment, you may have a right to change the required monthly cost…
As an Asheville bankruptcy attorney, I speak with many clients soon after they get served by the sheriff with a collections lawsuit.Although a collection lawsuit can be intimidating, many times clients can defeat the action by taking the appropriate action either in bankruptcy court or through the state court proceeding. If Served, You Still Have…
Frequently, yes. As long as you sell your property for fair market value, there is usually no problem with selling an asset prior to filing your bankruptcy case in Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. Problems arise in the bankruptcy context when one sells property for less than market value. Even with the best intentions, such…