Everyone makes mistakes, especially when they are young and learning about the world. Chances are if you are like most people there are several things you would go back and change from your young adulthood. One of the most common mistakes young adults make involves money management and credit. A great example of how money […]
Tampa Bankruptcy Law Blog
A debt management plan can be an effective way to repay money you owe to lenders without filing for bankruptcy, but it is important you understand what you are committing to before determining if it is the right option for you. Most debt management plans are arranged through a consumer credit counseling agency. The agency […]
Chances are if you have fallen behind on paying bills or you are facing serious delinquency at any time, you have received calls from debt collectors. They contact you in an attempt to collect any money you owe directly to them or to one of their clients (the original lender). There are limits on how […]
Chances are if you have told anyone you are considering bankruptcy, you have received a variety of reactions. Many people understand how helpful bankruptcy can be, but others assume the worst and believe bankruptcy is never the right option. In most cases, these are people who have never faced financial hardship and needed assistance getting […]
Bankruptcy can be a great tool to use to help you get back on your feet financially. However, in the months and years after bankruptcy, you will need to find new ways of dealing with certain financial situations, especially those that typically require the use of a credit card. Travel is often one of the […]
Contemplating bankruptcy and actually taking the steps to file are two very different things. Most people consult with a lawyer before taking the leap into bankruptcy, but there are a few questions you can ask yourself before contacting a bankruptcy expert that will help you determine whether filing is your best option. Bankruptcy is a […]
Accusations of bankruptcy fraud can be one of the scariest experiences of a person’s life. You finally gather the courage to file for bankruptcy and get your financial life back on track, only to face accusations that you are a dishonest criminal. The thought might be enough to prevent you from filing. The good news […]
The Meeting of Creditors, sometimes called the 341 Meeting, is the only in-person obligation you have in relation to your bankruptcy filing. If you are like more people, you are likely already nervous about facing your creditors at this meeting. The idea of walking into a room filled with people to whom you owe money […]