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How To Qualify for Bankruptcy in California
With the right legal team on your side, filing for bankruptcy in California is no longer a rigorous and complicated process. The initial step, and perhaps the most important, is to determine which chapter … Read More »
What Does Pre-Foreclosure Mean
When your family is suffering from debt and financial struggles, it can feel like they will never end. The fear of losing your home, car, or job can be overwhelming. While many families view bankruptcy as a last resort to get relief from the crippling weight of their debts… Read More »
How Long Does a Bankruptcy Stay on Your Credit Report
When your family is suffering from debt and financial struggles, it can feel like they will never end. The fear of losing your home, car, or job can be overwhelming. While many families view bankruptcy as a last resort to get relief from the crippling weight of their debts… Read More »
What Amount Does Georgia Bankruptcy Allow For Cram Down
Typically, when you file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Georgia, your secured creditors must agree to the reorganization plan. However, an allowance in Georgia bankruptcy law called "cram down" permits you to discharge the unsecured parts of secured debts such as auto loans without the creditor’s approval… Read More »
How Does Bankruptcy Affect You?
If you're considering bankruptcy, you may be wondering what it will mean for your finances. How will it impact my spouse? Will it affect my credit score? And will I lose everything if I file? The good news is that, despite what many people think, filing won't ruin your life. In fact, many people don't have to give up any of their assets. As long as you can meet the qualifications and follow the necessary steps… Read More »
When Can You File for Michigan Bankruptcy Again?
You may have heard that you can file for bankruptcy more than once in Michigan. This is true, but only under certain circumstances. People who have already filed for bankruptcy in Michigan may be able to do it again, but only if a sufficient amount of… Read More »
What You Should Know About Filing for Bankruptcy in Georgia Without an Attorney
At DebtStoppers, we encourage initiative. So, if rather than sitting passively with a mountain of debt, you’ve decide to become debt-free, we’re behind you all the way. Our attorneys have the knowledge, skill and experience to represent you in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy efficiently, sparing you undue stress and hardship. But if your initiative… Read More »
Tax Refund Anticipation Loans in Georgia
Besides daffodils and robins, another sure sign of spring is the tax preparation firm hyping "Rapid Refund," "Fast Cash Refund," "Express Money," or "Instant Refund." The seasonal promise to deliver your state and federal tax refunds immediately, (if not sooner!) comes at an unexpected and hefty price. You should know that the tax preparer is not lighting… Read More »
Credit Card Debt Consolidation Loans in Georgia
When credit card debt starts to pile up, so does the stress and anxiety that can prevent us from thinking clearly. To a worried consumer, even the most transparent scam can seem like a stroke of good fortune; how much more vulnerable are we, then, to a polished presentation by someone posing as a financial professional… Read More »
Bankruptcy Exemptions in Georgia
DebtStoppers clients have told us that they put off filing for bankruptcy in Atlanta because they thought they'd have to give up everything they owned. Fortunately, nothing could be further from the truth. One of the best parts of bankruptcy in Georgia is that it… Read More »