Blog Posts in June, 2011

• Posted By Palm Beach Bankruptcy Attorney 29-Jun-2011

  When can you file another bankruptcy?

  In my time as an attorney practicing bankruptcy law, I have consistently seen one question arise with potential clients – "if I have filed a bankruptcy in the past, when am I allowed to file another?" In a world filled with economic ...

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• Posted By Palm Beach Bankruptcy Attorney 27-Jun-2011

  Bankruptcy and Divorce

  All too often money problems lead to divorce. So it's normal that a bankruptcy (or two) will be part of the picture. Should you file bankruptcy first, or wait until the divorce is filed or concluded? A good question. The answer depends entirely ...

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• Posted By Fort Lauderdale Bankruptcy Attorney 8-Jun-2011

  Clasificación de una Bancarrota del Capítulo 7 Podría Ayudar a Aumentar su Cuenta de Crédito

  Frecuentemente una persona o el miembro de familia sufren una enfermedad catastrófica que conduce a cuentas médicas que no son cubiertas por el seguro, la pérdida de trabajo, el divorcio, y la alta deuda de tarjeta de crédito. La clasificación de un ...

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• Posted By Fort Lauderdale Bankruptcy Attorney 6-Jun-2011

  Chapter 13 Vehicle Cramdown

  Many debtors with serious financial problems also own vehicles that are underwater. Fortunately, the federal Bankruptcy Code offers several options for the debtor to consider. One of the most sensible for many debtors is a Chapter 13 cram-down of the ...

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• Posted By Fort Lauderdale Bankruptcy Attorney 3-Jun-2011

  How to Strip Your Second Mortgage Through the Chapter 13 Process

  Under Chapter 13, a person's home mortgage is usually left unaffected as long as they continue to make their mortgage payments. Where your second mortgage is concerned, however, there is an exception worth reviewing. If your house is worth less than ...

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• Posted By Carol Ellis 1-Jun-2011

  Failure to Solve the Underlying Problem

  In some cases, bankruptcy is simply the wrong tool to use, and none of the advantages will be realized. One such situation is that of the debtor whose debts are fully secured by security interests or other liens on property that cannot be impaired ...

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