Debt Relief
Bankruptcy law is the area of federal law that handles situations related to bankrupt persons or businesses. Under the law, a person can file bankruptcy if they are unable to pay their dues in any way. There are different chapters of the bankruptcy …
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Criminal law deals with offences against the social order. Under the common law jurisdiction, crimes disturb the sovereign and it is up to the agents of the sovereign to prosecute those offenders. Criminal law is different from civil law. The …
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Civil Rights are the basic rights that are provided by every citizen of the country according to the constitution. The law gives every citizen the right to practice his or her religion, speak freely and to live in the country without any discrimination …
11. Nov
Hearings By Telephone
Before the pandemic, bankruptcy court hearings were conducted in person at the federal courthouse. You had to deal with parking, child care, etc., and all of us had a long wait in court for other hearings to be finished. All of this meant missing work or missing some other productive activity. For first-timers, it could …
9. Mar
CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY SOLUTIONS: CRAZY DEBT AND CRAZY PRICES
It’s been a wild ride recently. The pandemic is finally easing, after causing death, hospitalization, unemployment, and ballooning debt. The government and some lenders tried to ease the pain with stimulus payments, child tax credits, eviction moratoriums, and a temporary freeze on foreclosures and garnishments. Some mortgage lenders allowed borrowers …