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Is a Fresh Start Possible When the State Works Against You?

Bankruptcy FAQ, Bankruptcy Law Blog, Basics, Collection Efforts, Debts, Exemptions|

Families and Poverty -- How Can Your State Protect You … Fresh Start 2024. A report from the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) shows how states lack in offering assistance and protection to its citizens. Every state has a set of exemptions that allow one to avoid losing everything to the creditors. Per the NCLC [...]

What does pre-petition debt vs post-petition debt mean?

13, 7, Bankruptcy FAQ, Bankruptcy Law Blog, Basics, Debt Management, Debts, Post Bankruptcy|

Pre-petition debt – Post-petition debt … What do they mean? It all comes down to when you incurred the debt. Meaning, what is the date that you bought something, charged something, or borrowed funds. Why do we care? In bankruptcy cases, the ‘when’ of these actions is a big deal. It can mean the difference [...]

Bankruptcy Alternatives You May Consider : Know Your Financial Options

Bankruptcy FAQ, Bankruptcy Law Blog, Collection Efforts, Debt Management, Debts|

No Bankruptcy – Consider the Alternatives … Bankruptcy vs Other Financial Options:  Have you ever been stressed and overwhelmed by your debt situation? Have you ever wondered if bankruptcy would be right for you? Have you ever considered if there were other options you could try? Have you ever decided that bankruptcy should only be [...]

Navient Student Loan Class Action Suit ** UPDATE **

Collection Efforts, Student Loan Debt|

Navient — Student Loan Debt… Class action suit. (original post 11/9/23)   Navient Class Action Suit ** UPDATE **   As additional questions keep coming in regarding this class action suit, here is an update: The matter of Youssef v. Navient Solution; Case No. 23-MC-2113 (HG), Adv. Pro. No 17-1085 has been settled. The proposed [...]

Adjunct Professor of Bankruptcy Law: Malissa L. Walden

Bankruptcy Law Blog, General Law Blog|

Adjunct Faculty -- Professor of Law: KU Law School... You may be wondering what an adjunct actually is and what one does. We are a professor employed by a college or university for a specific purpose or length of time and often part-time. Starting in a few days, I will be teaching as such at [...]

Your Federal Student Loan Has Been Forgiven

Student Loan Debt|

Debt -- Student Loans, Forgiven... How would you feel if someone told you that all of your student loan debt has been forgiven? I can only imagine what a relief (or disbelief) that must be! Finally (and yet somewhat out of the blue) all of the stress about finances, worry, fear and pressure are gone. [...]

NAVIGATING OVERWHELM: A JOURNEY TO EMPOWERMENT

Mom Attorneys Managing Daily Stress|

NAVIGATING OVERWHELM: A JOURNEY TO EMPOWERMENT -- by Michele Gooch ...   I read this post this week and knew I had to share it. I think we have all been there, wading through the overwhelm. I appreciate the practical steps provided. Now, I just have to remember to keep the tools in my back pocket [...]

Navient Student Loan Class Action Suit

Student Loan Debt|

Navient -- Student Loan Debt… Class action suit. Do you have private Navient Student Loans? Keep reading! In the class action case of Youssef v. Navient Solutions, et. al., Navient has reached a settlement and you may qualify for relief. Who qualifies for relief? You filed for bankruptcy protection on or after October 17, 2005; [...]

November 1, 2023 Median Income Levels for Kansas and Missouri Bankruptcy Filers

13, 7, Bankruptcy FAQ, Bankruptcy Law Blog, Basics, Case Procedures, Means Test|

November 1, 2023 Median Income Levels for Kansas and Missouri Bankruptcy Filers The Means Test looks at your Median Income to determine for which Chapter of Bankruptcy you qualify: Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Most individual debtors filing for bankruptcy relief are required to complete a version of Bankruptcy Form 122. On November 1, 2023, [...]

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