Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Student loans are, practically speaking, almost non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. The Bankruptcy Code and the law interpreting it says, in essence, that the debtor must be disabled ... Continue Reading »
Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Reaffirmation agreements and the law surrounding can be downright confusing. In fact, the law on this topic is so bizarre that it reminds me of the ... Continue Reading »
Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Mortgage modification in bankruptcy is a confusing topic. Some say you can. Some say you can't. As with most bankruptcy issues, the answer ... Continue Reading »
Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Mortgage modification is a hot topic lately. And most commentators have rendered a verdict: Mortgage modification programs like HAMP and HAFA (Home Affordable Modification Program ... Continue Reading »
Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott I frequently get questions about judgments. Some of the questions I'm asked are: Must I file bankruptcy prior to being sued? Must I file bankruptcy prior to ... Continue Reading »
Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Chapter 7 bankruptcy can slow down foreclosure, but it's not the best way to stop foreclosure. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the most common kind of consumer bankruptcy. ... Continue Reading »
