MORTGAGE AND EVICTION MORATORIUM UPDATE
Governor DeSantis again “extended” the Mortgage and Eviction Moratorium. It was due to expire at 12:01 am on September 1, 2020. It has been extended until October 1, 2020. However,…
Governor DeSantis again “extended” the Mortgage and Eviction Moratorium. It was due to expire at 12:01 am on September 1, 2020. It has been extended until October 1, 2020. However,…
There are currently 44 million student loan borrowers. The total student loan debt has more than doubled in the last decade. Student loan borrowers owe approximately $1.5 trillion student loan…
You've filed for bankruptcy. Now what? Can you buy a house? Do you still need to make child support payments? What about buying a car after bankruptcy? These are all…
Bankruptcy is not something to be taken lightly and you should not do it alone. It is advisable to seek the guidance of an experienced bankruptcy attorney. The Law Office…
At the end of your Chapter 7 bankruptcy case, you will hear the term bankruptcy discharge. But what does this mean exactly? A Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge releases you, the…
As we discussed in the prior post about bankruptcy exemptions, each State has a specific set of exemptions you use to protect property such as your home, car, and retirement…
Each State has a specific set of exemptions you use to protect property such as your home, car, and retirement account when filing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy…
Prior to declaring bankruptcy, potential filers are required by the Federal government to go through credit counseling agencies to help determine your financial situation. The intended purpose of credit counseling…
Receiving a summons for a debt collection lawsuit can be scary. But if you are served a complaint for a debt do not despair. You may have options. It is…
When it comes to debt settlement, many debt collectors are willing and ready to enter into debt settlement agreements with consumers who owe their clients’ money. It does not matter…