Are your monthly bills piling up? Do you have unpaid medical, credit card or other bills that you just don’t have enough money for? Are you considering Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Plano TX? If debt collectors call you so often you don’t answer your phone, then it may be the right choice for you. Chapter … Read more
Thinking about declaring Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Plano TX is scary. It can seem like an easy solution to what feels like crushing debt. The problem is that thinking about it and actually doing it are two different things entirely. That’s why it’s best to get the help of an attorney or counselor who can … Read more
Have you ever heard someone say, ‘I’ll just declare bankruptcy,’ when they’re confronted with bill collectors and a mountain of their own debt? That statement has become the mantra of the American consumer in the last 50 years – and it implies that it’s just too easy to spend more money than you have, declare … Read more
Are you entertaining the thought of personal bankruptcy in Plano TX? Have you met with some other law firms but just don’t feel comfortable about the process and where your money will be spent? If so, you need to take a look at Collins and Arnove. We’ve been helping clients in the metro DFW area … Read more
Bankruptcy is a scary word, but it can be a helpful and viable options for anyone who is not in a financially solvent position. If you are in a bind and have creditors looming over you to collect what you owe them, you should consider consulting experts in personal bankruptcy law in Plano TX to … Read more
If your financial situation is such that you can no longer pay your bills, you’re probably considering filing for personal bankruptcy in Plano TX. Although you’ll be able to get out from under most of your debt with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing, there are still some some circumstances under which you won’t be able … Read more
As well intended as the Affordable Healthcare Act was, it still won’t stop the financially devastating ripples that ring outward when a serious accident occurs or a life-threatening illness is diagnosed. According to financial analysis site Nerd Wallet, 10 million Americans between the ages of 19 and 64 will incur medical bills they cannot pay … Read more
In this DIY generation, there are a lot of things you can do on your own. With the right YouTube video, you can probably figure out how to change your car’s oil or stain your kitchen cabinets. But there are some things you just shouldn’t do yourself, and among those things is handle personal bankruptcy … Read more
Bankruptcy provides a tangible benefit for people who file. These can best be summarized as: (1) receiving a discharge from debts they would normally be required to pay; and/or (2) being allowed to restructure certain debts and pay repay them on different terms. However, like anything in life in order to get something (a benefit) … Read more
Federal Bankruptcy Exemptions One of the main policy objectives of Bankruptcy is to give debtors a fresh start. A fresh start entails allowing the debtor(s) to continue on with their life – but also not allow them to have a leg up. Different state legislatures have codified this general concept into their own exemption laws … Read more