Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Filing bankruptcy when you're married usually means both spouses filing together, but not always. The Bankruptcy Code is clear that even when a married couple files together, ... Continue Reading »
Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Filing bankrupty means listing all your debts. Sometimes I hear clients say that they don't want to "file on" a certain debt. However, you ... Continue Reading »
Written by South Carolina Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Filing bankruptcy is a family decision. Even with hectic schedules, it's necessary for both the husband and wife meet with me together to discuss ... Continue Reading »
Bankruptcy Median income figures change again on March 15. Unless your debts are primarily business debts, these figures help the court determine whether or not you must complete the means ... Continue Reading »
Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott I have a confession to make. I feel sorry for creditors' attorneys. Most of the time they represent institutions--faceless corporations. They deal with someone ... Continue Reading »
Guest Post Written by Mesa, Arizona Bankruptcy Lawyer, Samuel Woodruff While there is no quick solution to getting your credit back on track after filing bankruptcy, there are a few things that you should ... Continue Reading »
Written by Summerville Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott If you file bankruptcy, whether it's a Chapter 7 case or a Chapter 13 case, you'll have to go to a hearing. There is no ... Continue Reading »
