What NOT to Do Before You File! Filing for bankruptcy is an important decision that should never be taken lightly, but it can be a very positive step for individuals who find themselves literally overwhelmed by debt! A Chapter 7 … Continued
Bankruptcy can be stressful. It takes up time, energy, and drains you emotionally. Once it is done, you will certainly feel a great relief knowing that it is finally over. Before you get too comfortable though, it is important to … Continued
Filing for bankruptcy will certainly damage your credit, and it can remain on your credit report for up to 10 years. However, after just a couple years you can rebuild your financial status and credit score. Here are three ways … Continued
Bankruptcy has a very positive effect on most clients. Filing for bankruptcy, while initially being a very difficult decision, is a great way for you to wipe your slate clean and start your new life, free of creditor harassment and … Continued
Whether you have recently filed for bankruptcy in Oregon or are merely considering it, there are several myths out there that are simply not true. Here are the three most common ones and the truths behind them! If I … Continued
Social Security Disability is based on your inability to work. Social Security considers that you are disabled if you cannot do the kind of work that you did before, or that you cannot adjust to other work because of your … Continued
The answer is simple: Yes. The Bankruptcy Code does not limit who may file based on citizenship status. It states, “Only a person that resides or has a domicile, a place of business, or property in the United States . … Continued
What if you really need to hang on to your car or truck, but can’t afford the monthly payments? Or what if you’ve fallen behind payments and just can’t catch up? “Straight bankruptcy”—Chapter 7—won’t help you here. Most of the … Continued
What if you don’t want to keep your house, but just need a little more time to find another place to live? Or if you just need to finish a pending sale before a foreclosure happens? Maybe you don’t want … Continued
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