Blog Posts in November, 2011

  • Once you and your bankruptcy attorney file a bankruptcy petition, the automatic stay will go into effect. This automatic stay prevents your creditors from continuing to collect, or trying to collect, money from you. This isn't a permanent injunction; it's just a temporary stay until your bankruptcy case is completed. It's always a huge relief for people who have been feeling the stress ...
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  • You bankruptcy attorney will help you navigate the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 ( BAPCPA ). If you know anyone who filed for bankruptcy before 2005, be careful when listening to their advice because bankruptcy has undergone a complete overhaul and what was once true just isn't anymore. There's a lot more to it. Why Bankruptcy Reform Some people get really ...
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  • If you're contemplating marrying someone who has filed a bankruptcy and you have impeccable credit then you should speak to a bankruptcy attorney. Bankruptcy and Credit Scores The first thing your bankruptcy attorney will assure you of is that your credit score is your credit score and yours alone. Your credit scores do not merge as soon as you tie the knot. If you continue to keep your ...
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