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The Ultimate Guide To Whether Or Not You Should You File Bankruptcy
If you are having trouble paying your bills, it may be a good idea to consider filing for bankruptcy. While it should be a last resort after you have exhausted all other options, it can either reduce your debt or make it easier to repay what you currently owe. Here’s...
What To Expect Starting A New Career After Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy offers a second chance. A second chance at getting your financial house in order and a second chance at leading a good life. Here’s what to expect starting a new career after bankruptcy. Although your employer may sometimes find out about your bankruptcy...
What You Don’t Know About Debt Collections Can Cost You
Getting a call from collections is never fun. This is true even in the best case scenario (i.e. when it’s your account and you have the money to pay) because outstanding accounts can be a hassle, and honestly, who likes to see that kind of money draining suddenly from...
Hard Money, Hardest Hit, And More: Your Guide To Real Estate, Foreclosure, And Bankruptcy Terms
Real estate language, foreclosures, and bankruptcy-related legalities can all get a bit confusing. But you don’t need a law degree to understand, at least, the basics. Doing so will both help you better understand what you’re getting yourself into, and give you peace...
The Latest Creditor Harassment Laws And How To Stop Their Calls
Debt is a double-edged sword. While some debt is good, too much can become an incredibly heavy financial burden. Here’s our guide to the latest creditor harassment laws and how to stop their calls. Address The Issue Before It Becomes A Problem First things first, if...
What You Need To Know About The Costs Of Owning A Home In A Rising Rate Market
Concerned with possible mortgage rate increases? That’s only natural. After all, you’ve probably saved up for a long time for your home’s down payment. You may have even taken a long time to research the area you want to live in and are waiting patiently to find your...
How A Timeshare Can Turn Into A Bankruptcy Filing
Timeshare agreements are not Simple to understand, but at the end, if you are going to enjoy the service, it is not a problem. Like anything else, no one knows the future. If your life changes and your finances are at a negative point where you are limited or p0ised...
Can You Declare Bankruptcy While Filing For Divorce And If So, What Happens?
If you and your spouse have decided that divorce is your best option, and sometimes it is your only option, your finances will likely be impacted quite dramatically. Divorce, as you might expect, Is the most commonly cited cause for bankruptcy in the United States....
What Filing For Bankruptcy Can Do To Your Alimony And Child Support Payments
Many divorced consumers, at times, are in a position where they owe alimony, child support, or both. Moreover, they are having a difficult time to fulfilling their obligations So what can be done? One option is bankruptcy. Since each case is different, each Chapter is...
Does Bankruptcy Affect Immigration?
Filing for bankruptcy is not an action that anyone takes lightly. This is especially true for immigrants who, among other things, are worried how a bankruptcy filing may impact their future paths to citizenship. So, how does bankruptcy affect immigration? Can an...
Buying A Car After Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy is rough. You may find yourself in a financial hole after filing for bankruptcy wondering what you should do with yourself. Well, the answer is that you should do the same thing you do when you fall off the proverbial horse. You should brush...
How Can Extreme Weather Impact Your Bankruptcy Filings?
The U.S. Justice Department ruled that hardships resulting from damages incurred during Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma, and other natural disasters should be taken into account in future bankruptcy filings. So, how can extreme weather impact your bankruptcy filings?...
Bankruptcy Education: How to Build a Strong Financial Foundation
Bankruptcy education is one of the key steps in learning how to build a strong financial foundation. While bankruptcies and foreclosures are down across the country, they’re still a source of financial ruin for many families. This first thing to know is that there are...
How Increase In Minimum Wage Is Changing Everything
The minimum wage laws in the United States are set by the US labor department and a range of state and local agencies. Employers generally have to pay workers the highest minimum wage prescribed by federal, state, and local law. Debates have sparked in the media and...
How to Avoid Foreclosure and Keep Your Home
While many people dream of becoming a homeowner, it’s safe to say they don’t dream of being the homeowner of a house that is being foreclosed upon. Unfortunately, unforeseen circumstances can occur that leave you unable to pay your mortgage and as a result, face...
The Secret to Effectively Managing Your Debts
Americans currently have over $999 billion in credit card debt, over $1.17 trillion in auto loan debt, and over $2.8 trillion in non-revolving debt, aka loans. Needless to say, if you currently have a debt to your name, you’re not alone. Debt is a lifesaver for a lot...
Don’t Be Fooled The 3 Misconceptions about your Mortgage
In the US, there is a total of $9.9 trillion in mortgage debt alone. These days many people think that buying a home is unreachable. They typically think it is part of the American Dream, but not within their means. Because of this misconception, the process of buying...
Collaborative Divorce: A Possibility, or Just an Illusion?
Collaborative divorce sounds like a dream come true, especially when compared to what people traditionally think of when they hear the word divorce. Happy endings are not always the case though. Collaborative divorce is usually not the rosy process it sounds like....
Building your Credit after Bankruptcy
Going through a bankruptcy may be overwhelming, yet also interesting. Although on one hand, it has its challenges, on the other, it allows you to establish a clean slate. Don’t worry! With the right strategy, you can rehabilitate your credit back to the way it was, or...
How to Keep Your Home with Mortgage Modification Mediation
Florida has the second highest rate of bankruptcies in the nation. Upwards of 94,800 filings occurred in 2011. Thankfully, that number is less today. There were a total of 15,434 bankruptcy filings in South Florida in 2017. While the number of individuals claiming...
¿Cómo Funciona la Custodia Infantil en Miami?
Sorprendentemente, en Miami y en toda Florida, ningún caso o tribunal permite la "custodia exclusiva" de un niño. Con el tiempo, el término "custodia exclusiva" ha adquirido connotaciones negativas. Aunque puede recibir lo que se conoce como "responsabilidad...
5 Reasons Why You Should Hire Patrick Cordero
Finding the right attorney is not an easy process. Not only do you need to find an attorney that practices the right type of law, but you need to feel confident in your decision. This is true whether you are choosing a lawyer to buy or sell a house, to help you...
Para los Floridianos, los Préstamos Escolares Permanecen Después de la Bancarrota
Con los precios de matrícula que se disparan para universidades y colegios en todo el país, incluidas las ubicadas en Miami y el sur de Florida, para alcanzar un grado académico, muchas personas se ven obligadas a tomar tanto préstamos privados como federales. Como...
Child Custody, Florida, and You: How Child Custody Works in Miami
Surprisingly, in Miami, and throughout all of Florida, no case or court allows for the “sole custody” of a child. Over time, the term “sole custody” has gained negative connotations. You can receive what is known as “sole responsibility” of a child, which functions...