Bankruptcy Law Blog

Money management can be tricky business, especially when it comes to resolving debt issues. Most people know very little about the bankruptcy process and many are unaware of some common mistakes that could jeopardize their chances at a fresh start following a bankruptcy. If you are considering filing for bankruptcy it is important to work…

If you are considering filing for bankruptcy to resolve your debt obligations it is important that you understand how the process works and what to expect from the process. Your Sacramento bankruptcy attorney will review this information with you, but to begin you should first understand what types of debt you have and how they…

The holiday season is upon us which means long lines at the retail store checkout and a general madness around people swarming to grab gifts for loved ones. Unfortunately, the holiday season also means another thing for most families: more debt. The average American family spends upwards of $500 per child on gifts, and $150…

This seems like an odd question for individuals who are thinking about bankruptcy, but it’s more common that you think. The truth is, people that file bankruptcy are not typically financially reckless, but regular people, just like you, who have fallen on hard times. A job loss, expensive medical injury or illness, divorce, or sometimes…

When considering bankruptcy, an Elk Grove bankruptcy lawyer is an absolute necessity, while it can be difficult to know exactly which attorney you need to hire, we’ve come up with some important questions that can help you evaluate the counsel you are considering. Typically all bankruptcy lawyers will offer a free consultation in which you…

If you have heard the terms “debtor’s education course” or “credit counseling” you may already know that this is a requirement of filing for bankruptcy. What you may not know is that you don’t have to be considering an Elk Grove bankruptcy in order to benefit from such a course. In fact, many people seeking…

Today’s economy isn’t what it once was. Gone are the days of a teenager saving enough money to buy a brand new car in one summer, a young college student obtaining a four year degree with zero student loan debt, or a young couple buying their first home under stellar lending terms. While Gen X…

When filing bankruptcy, the main objective is to obtain relief from debt, get back on a firm financial foundation, and repair broken credit. By simply completing a bankruptcy plan successfully, you will often times see an increase in your credit. There are some very methodical things you can do to continue the credit rebuilding process…

If a creditor obtains a judgment against you in court, they can levy your bank account to recover the debts that you owe to them. This can make an even bad situation worse, and take away money that you need to pay your mortgage, automobile, and utility bills. When an individual defaults on an unsecured…

When you’re behind on your utility bills, it can be a severely stressful situation. Odds are, that if your utilities are being shut off, this is just the tip of the financial issue iceberg for you. On a positive note, by filing bankruptcy, you can be protected from utility shut-off, including your gas, water, electricity,…