Author Archives: Brian Turner

Bankruptcy can be full of unknowns and uncertainty, and it can be easy to become fearful about the future. You may worry about getting credit for large purchases and wonder if you’ll be discriminated against based on your past. To … Continue reading →

A huge percentage of bankruptcy filings are due to credit card debt. This doesn’t mean the people spent frivolously; many people rely on credit cards to take care of unexpected expenses or as a safety net. But it’s easy for … Continue reading →

News reports are constantly full of stories of large corporations filing bankruptcy, but a business of any size may be facing the challenge of how to handle their struggling finances. Generally, a business may choose to file a Chapter 7 … Continue reading →

All of the paperwork that you complete in order to file bankruptcy becomes a comprehensive packet that will be submitted to the court trustee for review. I’ll save you time and work by only including the necessary forms for you … Continue reading →

Bankruptcy has many more steps than just submitting some paperwork and paying a filing fee, but I’ll make sure you don’t miss any of the important aspects or tasks of your case. Anyone who wants to file bankruptcy must first … Continue reading →

Bankruptcy isn’t just about your debt; the court needs to have a big picture idea of your entire scenario, which includes your income, assets, and property, in addition to the debt you’re trying to discharge. To fully inform the court, … Continue reading →

When you are up to your eyes in debt and not able to keep up, sometimes it’s hard to even remember who all your debtors are, especially if you have been turned over to collections and the debt now belongs … Continue reading →

It’s important to think carefully and do plenty of research before filing bankruptcy, especially when it comes to determining which chapter will benefit you most. Each document and piece of paperwork also requires close attention in order to avoid any … Continue reading →

Many people struggle to pay all of their bills on time each month; sometimes they even need to let some bills slide and worry about late fees the following month. For most people, paying rent is a top priority, but … Continue reading →

The court trustee’s role is to evaluate your case, including your assets, debts, and income. They’ll need to decide how your property and creditors are handled, so it’s imperative that they have an accurate understanding of your overall circumstances. For … Continue reading →