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Alternatives to Bankruptcy – Bankruptcy Means Test
Filing for bankruptcy is not necessarily the best solution to one’s debt problems. Here are some alternatives to consider research to see if there is another course of action that makes more sense for your particulars. Federal and dwelling debt collections laws provide debtors with protection from harassment and abuse. The Federal Stunning Debt Collection [...]
New Bankruptcy Laws – Bankruptcy Forms Chapter 7
Today more and more people are getting into debt and cannot get out. The first thing that pops in your head is to file bankruptcy. Since the unusual bankruptcy laws were put in place it is harder to file and even harder to secure a lawyer who will relate you. Understanding the laws first, helps [...]
Michael Jackson Sued by Old Friend – Bankruptcy Forums
Tuesday, January 27, 2009, venerable pop music superstar sensation Michael Jackson was reportedly sued by an old friend, Director John Landlis. According to Landlis, Jackson has owed him over $1 million in royalties for their hit Thriller music video for some time now. Interestingly, Jackson was recently forced to borrow money again through Thomas Barrack’s [...]
Official State Web Sites and Official Bankruptcy Web Sites – Bankruptcy Information
Here is the latest most updated list of US Official Space Web Sites: Alabama Official State Web Site:http://www.alabama.gov/ Alaska Official State Web Site:http://www.state.ak.us/ Arizona Official State Web Site:http://www.az.gov/webapp/portal/ Arkansas Official State Web Site:http://www.place.ar.us/ California Official State Web Site:http://www.ca.gov/state/portal/myca_homepage.jsp Colorado Official State Web Site:http://www.colorado.gov/ Connecticut Official State Web Site:http://www.ct.gov/ Washington DC Official State Web Site:http://www.dc.gov/ Delaware [...]
Rules of Filing Credit Card Bankruptcy – Bankruptcy Rules
In 2010, credit card bankruptcy filings dropped nearly 4-percent over the previous two years. According to the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, credit card debt accounts for one-third of all personal bankruptcy filings. The remainder is contributed to using bankruptcy to terminate foreclosure and to obtain relief from medical debts. Prior to 2005, credit card [...]