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What to Do If a Debt Remains on Your Credit Report after Bankruptcy: Why You Need to Be a Detective When It Comes to Credit Reporting Errors

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

Sep 25th, 2020

Credit Recovery, Credit Score, Personal Bankruptcy

Credit Reporting Errors If you’ve noticed something on your credit report that doesn’t belong there, you aren’t alone. Credit reporting errors are common. Whether something was added to your report in error or something should’ve been removed but it’s still hanging around, errors happen all the time. This is why it’s so important to order […]

Tags: Credit Repair, Credit Report Errors, Credit Report Mistakes, Credit Reporting Errors, Credit Score, Creditors

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

What Happens To Assets During Bankruptcy Tampa, Florida.

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

What is a Tuition Clawback?

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

Jul 1st, 2020

Debt Relief, Debtor Rights, Personal Bankruptcy, Student Loan Debt

Tuition Clawback And Bankruptcy In Florida.

Tuition Clawback Student loans are one of the primary causes of financial struggles and a common reason people ultimately file for bankruptcy. In many families, parents assist their children with the high cost of tuition. Unfortunately, finances are unpredictable in this day and age. Helping your child pay for college could put you at a […]

Tags: Bankruptcy Discharge, Creditor Harassment, Creditors, Student Loan Debt, Student Loans, Tuition Clawback

Private Student Loans – What You Should Know if a Private Loan is Part of Your Bankruptcy

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

Feb 24th, 2017

Debt Relief, Student Loan Debt

Student loans are often granted by the government, but it is possible to borrow money to pay for college tuition from private lending institutions. If you are considering loans to help offset the cost of education, it’s important for you to understand the pros and cons of student loans. They can be useful, but they […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Creditor Harassment, Creditors, Personal Bankruptcy, Student Loan Debt, Student Loans

What to Expect at Your Meeting of Creditors

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

Dec 13th, 2016

Chapter 7, Debt Relief, Personal Bankruptcy

Anyone filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is required to attend a 341 Meeting or meeting of creditors. It takes place about three to four weeks after you file and it is mandatory. It is also one of the most intimidating aspects of filing for bankruptcy and the event that filers dread most. Understanding what will […]

Tags: Bankruptcy Attorney, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Creditors, Meeting of Creditors, Tampa Bankruptcy Lawyers

How Do I Get a Judgement Released?

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

Dec 21st, 2015

Debt Relief

It might seem as if once a debt is paid, you can walk away without any problems and begin to rebuild your financial life, but it might take a bit of work. In order to “undo” a debt problem, you might need to secure a Satisfaction of Judgement or Release and Satisfaction, which is a […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Judgment, Bankruptcy Procedure, Creditors, Debt, Judgment Release

Can a Creditor Interfere with Your Bankruptcy?

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

Oct 28th, 2015

Debtor Rights

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Creditor Interference The simple answer to this question is, “Yes, a great deal.” However, an experienced attorney can ensure your bankruptcy proceedings ultimately are successful, even if a specific creditor raises an issue with the discharge of their debt. You might be forced to pay that particular debt back, but you will […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Bankruptcy Procedure, Bankruptcy Questions, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Creditor Harassment, Creditors, Debt Collectors

8 Things Debt Collectors Cannot Do

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

Apr 23rd, 2015

Debt Relief

If you are behind on your debt and receiving calls from creditors, it might seem as if they will stop at nothing to get you to pay. They can be relentless, but there are certain things the law prevents them from ever doing. If a debt collector does any of the following, they are breaking […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Creditor Harassment, Creditors

Three Things You Should Do When Speaking with a Debt Collector

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

Feb 2nd, 2015

Debt Relief

Chances are if you have fallen behind on paying bills or you are facing serious delinquency at any time, you have received calls from debt collectors. They contact you in an attempt to collect any money you owe directly to them or to one of their clients (the original lender). There are limits on how […]

Tags: Consumer Debt, Creditors, Debt Collectors

Five Signs the Time Has Come to Speak to a Bankruptcy Attorney

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

Apr 9th, 2014

Personal Bankruptcy

The problem encountered by many people with financial issues is recognizing the point at which to take action. Obviously, if your financial problems are minor, you can “tighten the belt” a bit until things improve. However, there comes a point at which no more belt tightening is possible. Things are spiraling out of control and […]

Tags: Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Attorney, Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Credit Card Debt, Credit Cards, Creditors

Tampa Bankruptcy Law Blog

What to Do If a Debt Remains on Your Credit Report after Bankruptcy: Why You Need to Be a Detective When It Comes to Credit Reporting Errors

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

What is a Tuition Clawback?

Private Student Loans – What You Should Know if a Private Loan is Part of Your Bankruptcy

What to Expect at Your Meeting of Creditors

How Do I Get a Judgement Released?

Can a Creditor Interfere with Your Bankruptcy?

8 Things Debt Collectors Cannot Do

Three Things You Should Do When Speaking with a Debt Collector

Five Signs the Time Has Come to Speak to a Bankruptcy Attorney

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