Get Bankruptcy Advice Even If You Have No Intention To File
Getting timely bankruptcy advice is helpful even if you have no intention to file for bankruptcy relief. If you are dealing with more than $ 10,000 in unsecured debt and want to know all of your options, a respected bankruptcy attorney should be the first financial adviser to call.
College Students And Overwhelming Credit Card Debt
Banks target college students and pay big money to get on college campuses. Buy now, pay later can appeal to a struggling student, but can often lead to overwhelming credit card debt.
Bankruptcy for RI Seniors
Bankruptcy Relief For RI Seniors “An increasing number of Americans aged 65 and older are declaring bankruptcy,” writes Reuters in a recent report. “Those aged 65 and older represented seven percent of bankruptcy filers in 2007, a mind-boggling jump from 1991. They are easily the ‘fastest-growing age demographic…’” The sad fact is that many older […]
Do Chapter 7 Debtors Have to go to RI Bankruptcy Court?
In most cases, debtors who file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy relief in Rhode Island, do not have to go the RI Bankruptcy Court. Instead, they attend a brief hearing known as a Section 341 meeting of creditors that typically lasts less than 5 minutes.
15 Ways To Prepare for Filing Bankruptcy in Rhode Island
RI Bankruptcy lawyer shares 15 ways to prepare for filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case in Rhode Island
14 Lies About Bankruptcy
RI Bankruptcy lawyer separates fact from fiction concerning filing bankrupty. Those struggling with unpayable debt should learn more about bankruptcy relief.
The Truth About Debt Settlement Plans: Part I
Almost 90% of debt management and debt settlement plans fail. Discuss your debt problems with a qualified bankruptcy attorney to save time and money.
RI Bankruptcy Filing: Can’t I Just Keep One Credit Card?
RI Chapter 7 bankruptcy filers must list everyone they owe money to, including all credit cards with a balance and friends or family members.
RI Bankruptcy Law: Giving To Charity While Bankrupt
RI bankruptcy court won’t interfere with Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 debtor from making charitable contributions unless there is a clear attempt to avoid creditors
