Debunking Myths Surrounding Bankruptcy
We debunk common myths surrounding bankruptcy and give you the confidence to seriously consider bankruptcy if necessary.
We debunk common myths surrounding bankruptcy and give you the confidence to seriously consider bankruptcy if necessary.
Filing fees are an essential part of initiating a bankruptcy case, and include fees paid directly to the court to cover necessary costs.
Bankruptcy provides a legal means for financially stressed homeowners to find relief without losing their Florida homes.
One category of debt that bankruptcy has traditionally not eliminated is student loan debt, but the landscape is changing rapidly.
While eliminating a large portion of your consumer debt may sound tempting, you may also wonder about the bankruptcy costs and fees associated with the process.
You may be worried about your financial situation, but you are not alone. There are common questions that many Sarasota residents are asking.
Filing for bankruptcy in Florida can halt the home foreclosure process by your lender - but be sure to hire a professional to help you.
Most bankruptcies will remain on a credit report for seven or ten years, depending on the type of bankruptcy filing. There are two ways that a bankruptcy can be removed.
Many lenders are willing to work with their customers to avoid repossession if they believe payments will resume in the near future.
As interest rates continue to soar and the moratorium on student loans expires, there doesn't seem to be an end in sight for consumers.