Recent Posts in the Bankruptcy Category

• Give Yourself the Gift of Financial Stability This Year
  Dec 18, 2019
  By Kelly M. Walsh, Esq. As we are putting together our holiday feasts and rushing out to get a few more presents for our loved ones, it is a fun and ...
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• Mortgage Companies Must Disclose Fees or Beware in Bankruptcy
  Apr 3, 2019
  By Kelly M. Walsh, Esq. In 2011, a new rule was added to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure that represented a shift from “debtor beware” to ...
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• Bankruptcy and Divorce Go Together Like A Carriage and Horse
  Jan 16, 2019
  By Kelly M. Walsh Divorce and bankruptcy often go together for several reasons. First, financial problems are a common cause of relationship problems, ...
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• Attorneys Can’t Protect What They Don't Know About
  Oct 23, 2018
  By Kelly M. Walsh, Esq. When I meet with clients, whether for bankruptcy, divorce, or some other area of law, I tend to ask a lot of questions to ...
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• Student Loans Out of Control?  Are You Eligible to Discharge Them?
  Sep 19, 2018
  By Kelly M. Walsh There is a wide-spread belief that student loans are only non-dischargeable in bankruptcy if they are government student loans or ...
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• Cancellation of Debt is Taxable Income
  Aug 14, 2018
  By Kelly M. Walsh Many people do not realize that they can have taxable income, without receiving a penny of money, if a creditor forgives their debt. ...
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• My Creditor Got A Judgment Against Me.  Is It Too Late For Bankruptcy?
  Jul 23, 2018
  By Kelly M. Walsh Many people do not realize that their debts have gotten out of hand until after the sheriff starts knocking on their door to serve ...
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• Pros and Cons of Choosing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
  Jul 5, 2018
  Typically, choosing to file for bankruptcy is a debtor’s last resort. It’s an incredibly difficult decision to make, and the struggle to decide ...
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