By Peter Orville, Attorney at Law on Nov 5, 2007 in Bankruptcy Practice and Procedure, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Colorado, Decisions of Interest, General Bankruptcy Information, Louisiana, New York, South Carolina, State Specific Bankruptcy Issues | 0 Comments
Your household size can be a critical factor in determining whether you can file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case or how much you need to pay in a Chapter 13 case. Household size is the starting point in figuring out if you are above or below the median income for your state. The larger the [...]
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By Jill Michaux, Kansas Bankruptcy Attorney on Jul 12, 2007 in Bankruptcy Cases of Interest, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Colorado, Discharge, What Can and Cannot Be Forgiven, General Bankruptcy Information, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah | 0 Comments
Restitution ordered in juvenile delinquency proceedings is dischargeable in chapter 13 bankruptcy, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit ruled in the case of In Re Sweeney, No. 06-1224, July 11, 2007.
Shea Thomas Sweeney was adjudicated a juvenile delinquent at age 12 for arson. As part of his sentence, he was ordered to [...]
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By Jay Fleischman, New York Bankruptcy Attorney on Jun 5, 2007 in Colorado, Foreclosure Issues | 0 Comments
This past week, Colorado enacted a series of bills aimed at curtailing the state’s dramatic upswing in foreclosures.
The office of Colorado Governor Bill Ritter said Friday that he signed House Bill 1322, as well as Senate Bills 85, 203, 216, and 249. All of the bills are part of a much larger legislative package that [...]
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By Bankruptcy Attorney on Apr 30, 2007 in Colorado, General Bankruptcy Information, Protecting Assets In Bankruptcy | 0 Comments
If you owe your bank money they may close your checking and savings accounts after the filing of the bankruptcy.
The bank may not take any money from your accounts after you have filed to off-set their debts. However, sometimes they do and then it takes a while to get the money back.
Some banks will freeze [...]
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By Bankruptcy Attorney on Apr 23, 2007 in Colorado, Personal Finance | 0 Comments
You and your money have a relationship. This relationship can create stress, anxiety, exhilaration, feelings of lust and longing, and many other emotional responses.
If you are having trouble with money then you need to reevaluate this relationship.
Think about what money means to you and why? Use this information to better understand yourself and use the [...]
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By Bankruptcy Attorney on Apr 23, 2007 in Colorado, Personal Finance | 0 Comments
The answer is simple. You keep fixed costs low, live on cash and save your money.
Fixed costs are costs you pay every month like rent or mortgage. The lower these costs, the less obligations you have, and the more money you have in the bank which lessens the chance a financial set-back will bankrupt you.
See [...]
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By Bankruptcy Attorney on Apr 23, 2007 in Colorado, General Bankruptcy Information | 0 Comments
The full cost of your bankruptcy will depend on the complexity of the issues you face in your case.
A simple Chapter 7 Bankruptcy requires little more than preparation of your documents, filing the documents, and attending your 341 Meeting of Creditors.
However, if further issues occur after the filing of your case you may need to [...]
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By Bankruptcy Attorney on Apr 22, 2007 in Colorado, General Bankruptcy Information | 0 Comments
It depends on the service you are going to get from the attorney filing your bankruptcy.
All bankruptcy lawyers and their bankruptcy law firms will provide the same critical documents to complete a successful bankruptcy.
However, not all bankruptcy attorneys will have the training and knowledge to handle complexities within your case and not all bankruptcy lawyers [...]
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By Bankruptcy Attorney on Apr 21, 2007 in Colorado, Life After Bankruptcy, Personal Finance | 0 Comments
If you consider paying back some Creditors from your bankruptcy consider this. In general, you are just a business transaction to all but the smallest of lenders and your bankruptcy is overall irrelevant to their financial future.
In addition, paying back Creditors after bankruptcy generally has no positive benefit to your Credit Score.
In fact, paying back [...]
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By Bankruptcy Attorney on Apr 21, 2007 in Benefits of Bankruptcy, Colorado, Personal Finance | 0 Comments
Once you get in such a bad financial situation that you are filing bankruptcy it is very important that you use the bankruptcy to stabilize your life.
You will still have obligations to pay after the bankruptcy, such as your mortgage, car, rent, or utilities. Solidify your financial position and live within your means once bankruptcy [...]
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