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What Happens to the Property I Lose in Bankruptcy? Some Bankruptcy Assets Might Be Protected in Your Favor

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

Sep 10th, 2020

Debt Collection, Foreclosure, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips

Bankruptcy Assets One of the biggest fears people have about filing for bankruptcy is losing their possessions. Many people avoid filing, even to the point of causing more financial damage, all because they want to continue living in their homes or driving their cars. But do you really need to worry about losing these things […]

Tags: Bankruptcy Assets, Bankruptcy Exemptions, creditors, foreclosure, Repossession

3 Bankruptcy Tips To Prevent Your Case From Going Off The Rails

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

Sep 4th, 2020

Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Debt Relief, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips

Bankruptcy Tips Bankruptcy is one of the most powerful tools you have for improving your financial situation. Unfortunately, it sometimes doesn’t go as planned. In some cases, this is because someone tries to take advantage of the situation, but most of the time it’s an honest mistake that has unintended consequences. Just a few bankruptcy […]

Tags: bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Process, bankruptcy tips, credit card debt, personal bankruptcy

Can I File for Bankruptcy from Home after a Creditor Files a Lawsuit against Me?

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

Aug 31st, 2020

COVID-19 Bankruptcy Resources, Filing from Home, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips

Bankruptcy from Home Have you been served with notice that a creditor is suing you for repayment of a debt? Filing for bankruptcy from home could be the best option you have for dealing with the problem. A lawsuit is the last step before aggressive action is taken against you to collect a debt. If […]

Tags: at-home bankruptcy, bankruptcy at home, bankruptcy from home, Chapter 13, Chapter 7, COVID-19, credit card debt

Can I File for Bankruptcy without My Spouse?

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

Aug 29th, 2020

Debt Relief, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips, Personal Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy without My Spouse Bankruptcy is an option for single people or married people to get their finances back on track. In many cases, a married person’s finances are tied to his or her spouse, so they’ll file together. But it’s possible to file for bankruptcy without your spouse and for some couples, doing so […]

Tags: Bankruptcy Assets, Bankruptcy Discharge, bankruptcy without my spouse, Debt relief, Life After Bankruptcy

How We Can Help You Improve Your Credit Score after Bankruptcy

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

Aug 14th, 2020

Credit Card Debt, Credit Score, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips, Personal Bankruptcy

Improve My Credit Score A solid credit score is an important tool that helps you in many ways. Unfortunately, just a few missteps will cost you big when it comes to maintaining a good credit score. Filing for bankruptcy is one of the best ways to repair your credit after making mistakes, but it’s not […]

Tags: Bankruptcy Process, credit repair, credit score, filing for bankruptcy, Life After Bankruptcy, personal bankruptcy

3 Ways You Can File for Bankruptcy

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

Aug 8th, 2020

COVID-19 Bankruptcy Resources, Filing from Home, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips, Personal Bankruptcy

Ways to File for Bankruptcy Filing for bankruptcy is one of the best ways for many people to get their financial situation back on track. Nobody wants to spend their days pursued by creditors and dealing with ongoing financial burdens. That’s as true now as it’s ever been, especially when so many people are facing […]

Tags: bankruptcy at home, Bankruptcy Education, Chapter 13, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, credit card debt, file for bankruptcy from home, file from home, filing for bankruptcy, home bankruptcy, home filing

5 Benefits of Filing for Bankruptcy from Home

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

Jul 31st, 2020

Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Debt Relief, Filing from Home, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips, Personal Bankruptcy

Filing from Home Filing for bankruptcy from home is one of the best ways to get your financial life back on track. This is especially important right now when so many people are struggling to keep up with their bills and limited by COVID-19 restrictions. But even under normal circumstances, filling from home is a […]

Tags: at-home bankruptcy, bankruptcy, bankruptcy at home, bankruptcy from home, bankruptcy procedure, Bankruptcy Process, debt, filing for bankruptcy, filing for bankruptcy from home, filing from home

3 Reasons Why Now is the Best Time to File for Bankruptcy from Home

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

Jul 24th, 2020

Chapter 13, Chapter 7, COVID-19 Bankruptcy Resources, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips, Personal Bankruptcy

File for Bankruptcy from Home Filing for bankruptcy from home is one of the safest and most convenient options you have right now if you are struggling with debt. It provides you with all of the benefits of bankruptcy, but you don’t need to leave the house to complete the process. We’re currently living in […]

Tags: bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, consumer debt, debt collectors, filing for bankruptcy, filing for bankruptcy from home, filing from home

What is a Bankruptcy SOFA?

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

Jul 14th, 2020

Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Debtor Rights, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips, Personal Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy SOFA Filing for bankruptcy requires a lot of paperwork. The majority of bankruptcy paperwork includes schedules that list your debts, income, expenses, and assets. The bankruptcy court reviews this information and uses it to assess your financial situation. It’s then used to determine if your debts are discharged. In addition to the schedules, you’ll […]

Tags: bankruptcy, bankruptcy procedure, Bankruptcy Process, Bankruptcy Questions, filing for bankruptcy, personal bankruptcy, SOFA, statement of financial affairs

What is a Rule 2004 Exam?

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

Jul 1st, 2020

Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Helpful Bankruptcy Tips, Personal Bankruptcy

Rule 2004 Exam Bankruptcy cases are handled in a bankruptcy court, but rarely do people who file need to make a traditional court appearance. There is no jury or witness stand and the closest you’ll come to testifying is at your 341 Meeting of Creditors. However, there are cases in which the bankruptcy trustee calls […]

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Tampa Bankruptcy Law Blog

Helpful Bankruptcy Tips

What Happens to the Property I Lose in Bankruptcy? Some Bankruptcy Assets Might Be Protected in Your Favor

3 Bankruptcy Tips To Prevent Your Case From Going Off The Rails

Can I File for Bankruptcy from Home after a Creditor Files a Lawsuit against Me?

Can I File for Bankruptcy without My Spouse?

How We Can Help You Improve Your Credit Score after Bankruptcy

3 Ways You Can File for Bankruptcy

5 Benefits of Filing for Bankruptcy from Home

3 Reasons Why Now is the Best Time to File for Bankruptcy from Home

What is a Bankruptcy SOFA?

What is a Rule 2004 Exam?

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