Tag : debt repayment plan

I’ve been wondering recently about how my clients are doing long after their bankruptcy case ends and the debt is gone.  Then, I happened upon Bryan Fears’  (@fearsnachawati) article, File Bankruptcy and Live Longer and read a few positively surprising results that began to answer my questions about life after bankruptcy. Unfortunately, the article did […]

Sitting in court during Chapter 13 motion hearings always provides news and updates to how our court responds to issues that arise during these cases.  As a reminder, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case is a reorganization bankruptcy for individuals with disposable income who make payments on their debts over time; generally five years.  A lot […]

Looking to “Get Out of Debt,” but not sure who to call?  With the information age in full swing, I bet you’re as confused as a squirrel in the middle of the road with a car coming at you at 60 mph.  Timing is crucial and one wrong turn can make road kill.  It seems […]

Too often we hear tough economic times, but bankruptcy filings have dropped nearly 25% over the last year and home prices have risen at the same pace. This might not be a good thing because many who have needed to file for bankruptcy may have been too broke to file. It costs $306.00 in court […]

You’re in debt up to your eyeballs and the prospects of paying it all back can take more than a decade to clear the way.  You’re not getting any younger and have plans to either keep your current home, or buy a home before you retire.  Speaking of retirement, you haven’t even considered that because […]

Consolidate your debts into one easy payment and pay ZERO interest (to unsecured creditors) for 5 years.  100% repayment of all your debts without paying interest sounds too good to be true?  It is true.  However, there is a catch. You can accomplish this through a Chapter 13 bankruptcy repayment plan. If you’re struggling to […]

Something interesting is happening in my office as of late.  I am beginning to see clients that want to repay their debts and actually have the means to do so.  This means they earn a good living and have money to pay their bills. What’s happening is that they have missed a payment or two […]