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Avoiding Bankruptcy as a Millennial

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Feb 24th, 2017

The generation of people born from approximately 1980 to 2000 are in the process of graduating from high school, entering college, and moving into the job market. The “millennial” generation have grown up and are ready to face the typical challenges of young adulthood that lay ahead. Unfortunately for many, financial burdens are already extreme […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Debt, Debtor Education

Private Student Loans – What You Should Know if a Private Loan is Part of Your Bankruptcy

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Feb 24th, 2017

Debt Relief, Student Loan Debt

Bankruptcy and Private Student Loans Student loans are often granted by the government, but it is possible to borrow money to pay for college tuition from private lending institutions. If you are considering loans to help offset the cost of education, it’s important for you to understand the pros and cons of student loans. They […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Creditor Harassment, Creditors, Personal Bankruptcy, Student Loan Debt, Student Loans

Financial Tips to Help You Avoid or Recover from Bankruptcy

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Feb 23rd, 2017

Debt Relief, Personal Bankruptcy

If 2016 was a less than a stable, much less extraordinary financial year for you, here are a few things you can do in 2017 to avoid making your situation worse. Enroll in Counseling and File for Bankruptcy Now If Things are Dire If your financial situation is more troubled than the average person, it’s […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Discharge, Bankruptcy Questions, Filing for Bankruptcy, Filing for Chapter 13, Filing for Chapter 7

I’m Disabled – Can I Discharge My Student Loan?

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Jan 12th, 2017

Debt Relief, Student Loan Debt

Discharge of Student Loan Debt Due to Disability Student loan debt is one of the most common reasons people struggle financially. Whether they took on more debt than they could ever pay off based on their projected earnings or they are struggling to find employment after graduating when student loan debt comes due, many people […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Discharge, Bankruptcy Exemptions, Student Loan Debt, Student Loans

How to Tell When Your Student Loan is Sinking You Financially

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Jan 12th, 2017

Debt Relief, Student Loan Debt

Filing for bankruptcy is an excellent way to get back on track financially. It can wipe out some existing debts and allow you to get a fresh start. For some, bankruptcy is their only option and serves as the jumping off point to a brighter, more manageable financial future. Unfortunately, bankruptcy cannot eliminate all types […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Discharge, Bankruptcy Exemptions, Student Loan Debt, Student Loans

What are Illegal Asset Transfers?

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Jan 12th, 2017

Chapter 7, Debt Relief, Personal Bankruptcy

If you are considering bankruptcy or you have any concerns at all about your financial situation, it’s important to be aware of the legal and illegal things you are permitted to do. Far too many people look for an easy way out, and in some cases, their actions break the law. Even if they do […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Abuse, Bankruptcy Assets, Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Counseling, Bankruptcy Fraud, Illegal Asset Transfers

How Bankruptcy Education Courses are an Important Part of the Process

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Jan 11th, 2017

Chapter 7, Personal Bankruptcy

Anyone who has filed for bankruptcy or researched whether or not bankruptcy is an option for them knows education courses are a requirement for filers. In order to have your bankruptcy filing approved by the court, pre- and post-filing classes are a requirement. Though it might seem intimidating or silly to participate in courses to […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Abuse, Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Counseling, Bankruptcy Education, Bankruptcy Fraud, Credit Education

Can Bankruptcy Help Your Credit Score? Maybe!

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Jan 11th, 2017

Credit Recovery, Personal Bankruptcy

The average person assumes filing for bankruptcy will damage his or her credit score, and while there is some truth to this, but what many fail to consider is those considering bankruptcy likely don’t have a great outlook to begin with. It’s possible to fix this and filing for bankruptcy might actually be your fastest […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Credit Counseling, Credit Repair, Credit Score

What You Need to Know about Your Vantage Score Post-Bankruptcy

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Jan 11th, 2017

Credit Score, Debt Relief

One of the primary reasons people choose to file for bankruptcy is because it can help improve their credit. It takes time, but resolving your financial issues through bankruptcy and keeping on track after your bankruptcy is complete can have a major impact on your credit score. For some, bankruptcy is the only hope for […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Credit Counseling, Credit Repair, Credit Score

What You Need to Know About a Bankruptcy Trustee

Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A.

Dec 13th, 2016

Chapter 7, Debt Relief, Personal Bankruptcy

Filing for bankruptcy requires giving up a great deal of control over your finances. However, if you’re struggling enough to consider bankruptcy, chances are you don’t feel all that much in control as is. Bankruptcy just means another person will take over the management of your money, at least on a temporary basis. This person […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Counseling, Bankruptcy Process, Bankruptcy Questions, Bankruptcy Trustee, Tampa Bankruptcy Lawyers

Tampa Bankruptcy Law Blog

Avoiding Bankruptcy as a Millennial

Private Student Loans – What You Should Know if a Private Loan is Part of Your Bankruptcy

Financial Tips to Help You Avoid or Recover from Bankruptcy

I’m Disabled – Can I Discharge My Student Loan?

How to Tell When Your Student Loan is Sinking You Financially

What are Illegal Asset Transfers?

How Bankruptcy Education Courses are an Important Part of the Process

Can Bankruptcy Help Your Credit Score? Maybe!

What You Need to Know about Your Vantage Score Post-Bankruptcy

What You Need to Know About a Bankruptcy Trustee

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