by Jake Field | Nov 19, 2019 | Bankruptcy Law
There is a vast difference between the Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing and the Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing. In case you don’t know, in a Chapter 13 filing, the applicant is supposed to draw up a repayment plan in which the court will accept and the creditors will be paid...
by Jake Field | May 11, 2016 | Bankruptcy Law
Facing any amount of debt can be daunting to the majority of consumers. When you are facing a large amount of debt, it can seem impossible to break free. Obtaining financial freedom can seem like an unattainable dream for many people facing debt, especially in today’s...
by Jake Field | Dec 15, 2014 | Bankruptcy Law
In today's uncertain economic climate, many people are feeling the pinch of owning more money than they earn. Rising unemployment and underemployment, increasing consumer prices and interest rates and decreasing or stagnant wages can all contribute to this situation....
by Jake Field | Nov 27, 2014 | Bankruptcy Law
When dealing with debt, it is best to face it head on. If you choose to ignore your debts, the creditors you owe are more likely to pursue collective action. If you try and work with those you owe and they are unwilling to help you pay off your debt, you may choose to...
by Jake Field | Sep 10, 2014 | Bankruptcy Law
Money trouble can be a source of great pain and worry. Not knowing what to do or how to respond when the bills begin to pile up on the kitchen counter is enough to keep anyone up all night and pacing the floor all day. However, nothing good has ever come from...