Cook County Debt Relief Lawyers Have you filed for bankruptcy recently and are currently struggling with debt problems again? There is no limit to the number of times you can file for bankruptcy, however, there are limits to how often you can receive debt discharge and the protections of bankruptcy. At Ledford, Wu & Borges, LLC, […]
Cook County Attorneys Removing Second Mortgages, Lines of Credit and Junior Liens in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy If the value of your home has dropped to the point that the value is less than the balance of your first mortgage, Chapter 13 bankruptcy can eliminate your second mortgage lien entirely. The experienced attorneys at Ledford, Wu & […]
Stop Creditor Harassment and Discharge Debt: Usually filing for bankruptcy puts an automatic stay on most collection activities. This allows our lawyers to prevent creditors from making harassing phone calls, work to get your repossessed property returned , and put a stop on wage garnishments. Depending on which chapter is filed, most types of debt […]
Chicago Car Repossession Lawyers Defending You In Bankruptcy Stop A Car Repo Today • Chicago Debt Relief Attorneys Even if your vehicle has already been repossessed, you may still be able to get it back. Whether your vehicle has been repossessed or is in danger of repossession, act quickly to preserve your interests. You are […]
In any type of bankruptcy, a debtor must declare all income, assets and debts. There is no opportunity to hold back a debt. You cannot keep a loan such as a loan from a family member or business partner in an attempt to keep the effects of the bankruptcy away from that creditor. However, it […]
Many debtors hope to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy rather than Chapter 13 because most or all consumer debts can be discharged in just a few months with a Chapter 7. However, co-signers are not protected in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge. A debt discharge applies only to the person or couple who files bankruptcy. It does not […]
Married couples are not required to file bankruptcy together. Individual circumstances will indicate whether it is in your best interest for you and your wife or husband to file bankruptcy jointly or whether just one of you should file. Sometimes It Is Best for Only One Spouse to File Bankruptcy There are often good reasons […]
In many ways, a married couple constitutes one legal and financial unit, but there are also many ways in which a wife and husband can operate separately in their financial lives. Either spouse can apply for credit in his or her own name only. Either spouse can start a business in his or her name […]