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Practical Information; Quirky Tales; and Legal Insights on Conquering Debt
This blog is a treasure trove of whimsical wisdom, where I unravel the complexities of bankruptcy law with a dash of humor and a sprinkle of quirkiness.
Whether you’re seeking tips on navigating the bankruptcy maze, tales of triumph over debt, or even bizarre bankruptcy facts to impress your friends at parties, I’ve got you covered.
The Meeting of Creditors is also called a 341 Meeting after the code section that mandates it. Often, this is the only time a debtor needs to appear during the case
Would you ever not to go the doctor when your arm is falling off but instead ask your friends what they think you should do about it? NO!
Although we all must follow the same rules and have similar procedures, we each have a different approach with clients. What works for one, may not work for another. The human element cannot be underestimated.
This is a great question to ask an attorney when you are considering bankruptcy. Many of my clients rent and worry whether they will have somewhere to live after the bankruptcy is over. Some landlords prefer not to rent to someone who has filed for bankruptcy.
Asking how much a bankruptcy cost is like asking “How much is a pizza?” Well, it depends on what you want. Which size? How many toppings? Do you need it delivered? Thick or thin crust? Are you calling a discount chain or a gourmet pizzeria?
When you’re tight on money and considering filing for either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. every dollar matters. It’s important to know where your money is going so you can budget properly. But, in this age of convenience services, it’s easy to lose track of it.
The decision to file bankruptcy, whether it’s Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, is an emotionally difficult one.
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