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Bankruptcy is often the best option for people who finds themselves buried under debt, providing much-needed relief. Too many people, though, make mistakes during the bankruptcy process that could jeopardize their chance to start fresh. If you are considering filing...
Thanks to a 1966 U.S. Supreme Court decision, officers must inform individuals of their Fifth Amendment rights before beginning a custodial interrogation. Your Miranda rights include both the right to remain silent and the right to have legal counsel. Prosecutors may...
If you fall behind on your debt, catching up can become difficult as late fees and interest rates rise. In this troubling situation, you may be eligible for bankruptcy relief. Missouri allows you to retain certain exempt assets when you file for bankruptcy instead of...
Knowing your rights is an important part of living in the United States. Familiarizing yourself with your rights and protections can help you avoid tough situations and trouble in many different situations. One of these rights is a certain right to privacy, which can...
No one puts Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy on their wish list of things to do. However, for millions of households facing overwhelming debt, it can be a positive and crucial step to ensure their future financial independence. Nearly 750,000 Americans filed for...
The prospect of filing bankruptcy may frighten you. Likely, you will fear the possibility of losing your home, your vehicle and other important assets during proceedings. While these outcomes are far from guaranteed, they may have you considering alternatives. Yet,...
There is a common misconception that overwhelming student loan debt cannot be discharged when filing for bankruptcy protection. While it is more challenging than erasing other types of debt, it is possible to discharge private and federal student loans – but it...
For many individuals, living paycheck to paycheck would be a significant financial improvement. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for Americans to pass debt from one credit card to another or to sacrifice paying one bill in order to have enough money to pay a...
Like many people who file bankruptcy, you may worry about your ability to keep your house. While some people lose it during proceedings, this is not always the case. And it may not be for you. Whether you file Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, it’s...
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the most common and fastest way to resolve overwhelming debt for many consumers. It provides federal protections that allow you to keep many vital assets while forgiving most unsecured debts. Many people resist taking this action even though...