Category Archives: Bankruptcy Law
Bankruptcy Law Changes-What it Means to You
In 2005 president George W. Bush worked with Congress to pass the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Act of 2005 known as the BAPCPA. There are three main areas to the law that were put in place which directly changed and affected the way bankruptcy is handled from that point forward. In the past you … Continue reading
End Phone Harassment From Creditors-Facts about Bankruptcy
If the financial strain you are under and the stress of creditor harassment is putting your stress level over the top, bankruptcy can often be an excellent option. Of course you ultimately need to consult with an attorney but in almost all cases it will put a legal end to those threatening phone calls instantly … Continue reading
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Information-What You Should Know Before Filing
When looking for chapter 13 bankruptcy information many want to know how it works first and if it’s right for them. Many opt for the cheaper chapter 7 bankruptcy for a variety of reasons. That being said a chapter 13 does make sense for plenty of people as well if they are looking to keep … Continue reading
Looking for Bankruptcy Advice? Some Law Changes You Should Know
The best bankruptcy advice comes in the form of being aware of recent law changes. In between the years of 1994 to 2004 the rates of those filing for bankruptcy started to soar due to the fact that credit had became extremely easy to qualify for. The rates of those filing for bankruptcy started to cause many … Continue reading
