BREAKING: Bill Introduction Follows Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing On Student Loan Bankruptcy Reform Yesterday the Senate Judiciary Committee announced the introduction of the FRESH START Through Bankruptcy Act of 2021, a bipartisan bill that would restore the ability for struggling borrowers to seek a bankruptcy discharge for federal student loans after a waiting period of [...]
Bankruptcy Guilt. Why you need to redirect your energy. So many times we see our bankruptcy clients in anguish over the thought of wiping out their debt. They feel guilty about walking away from their creditors. In some cases the dilemma is obvious; the small town doctor who agreed to bill you for your office [...]
Should you file bankruptcy after retirement? Ideally, by the time you reach retirement age you'll have enough assets to sustain a comfortable standard of living. Unfortunately, there are many financial struggles retirees are experiencing due to poor insurance coverage, rising medical expenses, and inadequate living adjustments in Social Security, pensions, and retirement accounts. Individuals need [...]
Dirty words. 4-letter words? Bankruptcy. Why is filing for bankruptcy and starting over a faux pas? No one wants to file for bankruptcy. But hearing stories from just a few of the millions laid off because of COVID-19 shows how it can make sense. Yet, a woman who had filed bankruptcy stated, “Bankruptcy is a [...]
Accurate credit reports are essential for today’s consumers, so they can receive the best financing options available. It is important for all consumers to understand how and what kind of debts are reported on a credit report. The information reported on your credit report will determine your credit score.
Consumers must do their research before signing up with a debt settlement company.
Find out the Myths and Facts of filing for Bankruptcy.
December, 2020 -- (UPDATE) As we continue the COVID-19 battle grounds we have seen an increase in the number of people fighting to keep their housing. As a result, the Federal foreclosure and eviction moratorium that was set to expire at the end of December will continue. The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced it's [...]
There was a recent news article about a Seattle man happy to be alive after a long struggle with COVID-19. Yet, after nearly losing the battle day after day for months – he stated what was “heart-stopping” was receiving his medical bill. A whopping $1.1 MILLION! It’s not likely that he will owe all of [...]
She suited up and took her position on the field again, self-confident and ready to play ball. I was hesitant, nervous and excited. Should we be there at all? Ready to kick off a season scheduled to start 3 months ago… It couldn’t have just been cancelled. This is JoCo! We need our Youth Sports! [...]