Debtors who file for bankruptcy are often concerned that employers, family members, friends or others will find out that they have filed for bankruptcy. The reality is that outside of notifying all of your creditors so that you can discharge your debts, most others...
Here is a CNN link to an interesting article about home foreclosure fraud: See this link. Fraud was prevalent in home mortgages obtained prior to the economy crash of 2008 and can be found in mortgages that have used the Mortgage Electronic Registration System or...
A recent article in the New York Times states that Washington State home foreclosures may be delayed in the near future because the legal documents filed with the court may not be proper: See this link regarding Seattle Home Foreclosures. This could affect home...
One question that debtors often ask after filing bankruptcy is, “How can I reestablish my credit?” When you file bankruptcy, your credit will most likely take a hit, however if you have a low credit score already, filing bankruptcy may actually help your...
Many people who file for bankruptcy often have questions about how filing bankruptcy may affect co-signers on accounts or loans that they plan to list on their bankruptcy petition. In all bankruptcy cases, all debts of the debtors must be listed, whether you want the...
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