Bankruptcy Chapter 7 vs 13: Which Is The Best Option?
Choosing Between Chapter 7 and 13 Are you considering bankruptcy? Whether it’s Chapter 7 or 13, you have options. Bankruptcy is a challenging, life-altering experience.
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UpRight Law “Agrees to Pay More than $300,000 in Relief to Consumers and to a Six-Year Practice Ban”
According to the United States Department of Justice: As a result of dozens of USTP actions filed since 2016, UpRight has paid or been ordered
VA Disability No Longer Income for Bankruptcy Means Test
House Resolution 2938, the Honoring American Veterans in Extreme Need Act of 2019 or the HAVEN Act, was written to “exempt from the calculation of
Bankruptcy and Your Credit Report – Frequently Asked Questions
How Does a Bankruptcy Affect my Credit Score? If you’ve been doing a great job making payments on your debts, bankruptcy will have a significant impact on
Bankruptcy Means Test Median Income by State – After May 15, 2021
Your household income is an important element in determining whether you are eligible for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and calculating the payment amount and duration of
Two Common Mistakes That Put Your Social Security at Risk
Under both federal and Colorado law, Social Security is exempt, or safe, from the vast majority of your creditors. For example, if you are sued
Why You Must List All Your Assets in Your Bankruptcy – Dance Moms Star Abby Lee Miller Indicted on Charges of Bankruptcy Fraud
“If I don’t list it, how will the court know about it?” This is a common question I receive when I tell prospective clients that they
Bankruptcy, Retirement, and Estate Planning
When planning for retirement, you may be focused on saving up the money you’ll need to live comfortably after you’ve left the workforce. And when planning your
Bank Account Garnished? Here’s What To Do Now
You’re checking out at the grocery store and the debit card is declined. That can’t be right, I just got paid yesterday, you think. You
Bankruptcy § 341 Meeting of Creditors Locations By County
While there is only one bankruptcy court for Colorado, which is located in Denver, where you live plays a big part in your case. Not
