Author Archives: Brian Turner

We’ve all struggled to keep our spending under control and make ends meet at some point, even when life is going according to plan. But for many of us it just takes a broken down car, a few days off … Continue reading →

Before filing bankruptcy, you may have struggled for years to keep up with debt and provide for your family. While no one should jump into bankruptcy without fully understanding the consequences, many people look back and see their bankruptcy as … Continue reading →

As your attorney, I don’t want to just help you file bankruptcy and send you on your way. Part of my responsibility is to make sure you’re informed and truly understand the bankruptcy process so that you’re confident in your … Continue reading →

Most people don’t ever expect to need to file bankruptcy. We usually believe that working hard, paying your bills, and taking care of your responsibilities should guarantee financial success. But sometimes life takes an unexpected turn and finances get out … Continue reading →

Staying organized and on top of bills can be challenging at any time, but when there’s just not enough money to keep up with everything, it can become nearly impossible. The stress of dealing with creditors, cutting your budget, and … Continue reading →

If you’re considering bankruptcy as a relief to debt that you’ve been burdened with for months or even years, you probably have lots of questions about the process and outcome. Maybe you’re worried that you have too much debt or … Continue reading →

When your debt becomes overwhelming, it’s time to think about bankruptcy. You may have questions about what bankruptcy can do for you, the long-term consequences, and what you need to do next. When you work with me, we’ll be sure … Continue reading →

The relief that comes once your bankruptcy is settled is freeing and liberating. Your debt is behind you and you’re making a new start. While my main role as your attorney is to get your bankruptcy taken care of, I … Continue reading →

Most people choose to keep their finances private, especially if they’re struggling to keep up with bills. While bankruptcy is very common, many people still feel ashamed or worry they didn’t do everything they could to avoid bankruptcy. I do … Continue reading →