Bankruptcy and Sneaky Debt Collectors Filing for bankruptcy triggers something known as the “automatic stay.” This is a legal term that means creditors and debt collectors are barred from trying to collect a debt against you. If they continue to take collection actions against you it can affect their ability to recover any money in […]
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Obligatory Debts and Bankruptcy There are all different kinds of debts and all of them are affected differently when you file for bankruptcy. A dischargeable or non-obligatory debt can be eliminated in bankruptcy, which means you’ll no longer be legally responsible for paying it and the creditor will be barred from attempting to collect on […]
Co-signers and Bankruptcy If you’re considering co-signing a loan for a friend or family member, or you have a loan with a co-signer, it’s important to understand the implications, especially if you or the primary borrower is considering bankruptcy. Co-signed loans are handled differently than individual loans in bankruptcy. The most important thing to realize […]
3 Reasons to File Bankruptcy There are few things as frightening as financial struggles. Not knowing where your next paycheck is coming from or when it’s coming, facing threats from bill collectors, knowing that foreclosure of your home could be on the horizon, and all of the other things that can arise when money is […]
Bankruptcy and Kids If you’re like most parents who try their best to protect and provide for their children, you’ve likely made at least a few decisions based on how your kids will be affected. Life changes once you’re responsible for other people and knowing that a choice you make could negatively impact your children […]
Prevent Dismissal of a Bankruptcy Case Bankruptcy can be a simple process that can help you manage your debt, but unfortunately, many people encounter complications when they file. Sometimes, these complications lead to the dismissal of the case and a person’s financial situation is worse than when they decided to file. In many cases, the […]
Robert M. Geller Will Appear Live Friday, August 9, 2019 to Discuss Bankruptcy and Answer Questions about Debt Resolution, Facts about Bankruptcy and What Happens When You File Tampa Bay Attorney Joins Money Talk Tampa Bay Bankruptcy Attorney Robert M. Geller will appear live on the Money Talk Radio Show this Friday, June 28th at […]
How Bankruptcy Works Bankruptcy can be a powerful tool to help you get back on track financially. But before you file, it’s important to understand that filing for bankruptcy can mean different things for different people. In some cases, bankruptcy will eliminate all of your debts and give you a completely fresh start. For others, […]
How Bankruptcy Can Affect a Tax Return Receiving an income tax return can feel great and help you get caught up on debts you’ve fallen behind on. Despite having the option of “breaking even” and not paying as much in payroll taxes throughout the year, some people enjoy receiving a refund check. Unfortunately, the joy […]