Tampa Bankruptcy Law Blog

If you’re like most people, your divorce was one of the most frustrating experiences of your life. Even under the best of circumstances, where you and your spouse both agreed to the divorce and the majority of decisions concerning the end of your marriage, the process can still be daunting. The completion of a divorce […]

Bankruptcy can help you alleviate a variety of financial problems, both directly and indirectly. Many people assume that bankruptcy is just to help you get rid of credit card debt, but this is not the case at all. People opt to file for a variety of reasons, ranging from medical debt to consumer debt to […]

Ask the average person whether or not they want to file for bankruptcy and chances are the response will be they’d rather avoid it. Some people even consider it the worst thing that can happen to them. Unfortunately, this attitude toward bankruptcy not only makes people who do choose to file uncomfortable, it means a […]

Bankruptcy is often looked upon as a last resort. Unfortunately, this causes many people to wait too long to file and what could have been prevented or salvaged had they filed earlier is lost because of the delay. In most cases, people won’t even consider bankruptcy until they are dealing with bill collectors and have […]

There are plenty of Americans who are just a few dollars away from making ends meet. If they earned just a little bit more or their credit card payments each month were a little less, it would be enough to give them a cushion so they could save for an emergency. Unfortunately, that little bit […]

Discharge Is One of the Most Important Aspects of Bankruptcy. In Chapter 7, once you’ve completed all of your paperwork and gone through the stress of the meeting of creditors, you reach the discharge and are released from your debts. This means you are no longer legally obligated to repay the money you owe. In […]

One of the primary reasons people are reluctant to file for bankruptcy is because they are worried about what will happen to their home. The truth is bankruptcy can help you continue living in your home. But what happens to your mortgage if you are behind on your payments or unable to continue making your […]

Working with a bankruptcy attorney is essential. You could file on your own, but it’s the last thing you want to do. If you’ve struggle to manage your finances or you’re dealing with unexpected life circumstances that led to your bankruptcy, you don’t need to stretch yourself too thin by also taking on a bankruptcy. […]

When you file for bankruptcy a trustee is assigned to your case. This person is responsible for making sure your creditors are paid from the proceeds of your bankruptcy. A trustee is not a substitute for a bankruptcy attorney. As a matter of fact, in many ways they are the opposite. Despite their ability to […]