Tampa Bankruptcy Law Blog

Most people know there are limitations on traveling and moving if someone is accused of committing a crime, but what if you file for bankruptcy? Are you allowed to move to another state once you’ve filed for bankruptcy? The simplest answer is “yes, you can move after filing for bankruptcy,” and many people actually do […]

Having a debt be turned over to collections is not the end of the world. Even those who are careful with their finances can have a debt end up in collections. It’s hard to predict the future and emergencies arise that affect your finances. For instance, you might have a medical emergency or lose your […]

Bankruptcy is viewed as a solution to serious money challenges. It offers a brand new start and helps you get back on your feet after a tough time. But what if bankruptcy doesn’t solve all of your problems? What if you’ve filed and after several months or years you find yourself in another serious financial […]

There are a lot of terms that arise when you’re considering bankruptcy. It’s important to understand what each thing means and whether or not it applies to you. This is especially true when it comes to exemptions because exemptions are used to protect your property and prevent them from being confiscated. The so-called wild card […]

A court ordered judgment against you related to debt can wreak havoc on your life, but it might be possible to have it removed. Bankruptcy is one of the primary tools you have for dealing with judgments. How Do Judgments Work? In most cases, if you fail to pay on a debt the creditor will […]

Dealing with financial problems can be one of the most difficult challenges you’ll ever face. Not only is it overwhelming, it can also create long-term consequences. One of the reasons for this is your credit score. A single financial misstep or unexpected medical event can stain your credit, and even if you get things back […]

Medical issues are one of the most common reasons people file for bankruptcy. In most cases, health emergencies arise unexpectedly and throw a person’s life into turmoil, which includes their finances. Other people experience long-term health issues, and while they might feel as if they have a handle on things initially, over the course of […]