On behalf of Schwartz Bankruptcy Law Center | May 28, 2015 | Bankruptcy
Anyone that has gone through a bankruptcy once doesn’t cherish the thought of having to do it a second time. They don’t even know if they are allowed to. There are no regulations that say you can only claim bankruptcy a certain number of times. This is...
On behalf of Schwartz Bankruptcy Law Center | May 26, 2015 | Bankruptcy
You know that you are an honest individual, and your problem is that you have run into some financial difficulties where you need to file for bankruptcy. You know that this is a resource that is available, but you have also heard of some people being charged with...
On behalf of Schwartz Bankruptcy Law Center | May 21, 2015 | Bankruptcy
It is quite common for individuals to get family or friends to co-sign for them. It could be they don’t have a credit history, or their financial situation is a bit shaky and they can’t qualify for the loan they are after. This could be a personal loan, or...
On behalf of Schwartz Bankruptcy Law Center | May 19, 2015 | Bankruptcy
One of the biggest reasons an individual runs into financial difficulty is because they have been hit with a ton of medical bills. Many times this is as a result of a personal injury. In some cases these people are fighting for a personal injury claim, which can take...
On behalf of Schwartz Bankruptcy Law Center | May 14, 2015 | Bankruptcy
There are several different types of bankruptcies and which one you are eligible for depends on your circumstances, and whether you meet the set criteria. The most common forms of bankruptcy are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. If you are concerned about a confirmation...
On behalf of Schwartz Bankruptcy Law Center | May 12, 2015 | Bankruptcy
This is something that you will learn about concerning your Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The personal financial management course is something that you must complete once you have filed for your bankruptcy and before the discharge of the bankruptcy. It is different from the...
On behalf of Schwartz Bankruptcy Law Center | May 7, 2015 | Bankruptcy
Many times both partners in the marriage do not intend on going bankrupt. Perhaps the man has decided this is what is best. Both are working and the wife does not want to claim bankruptcy. This will still have an effect on how you as the man must do your bankruptcy...
On behalf of Schwartz Bankruptcy Law Center | May 5, 2015 | Bankruptcy
If you or your spouse decides to go bankrupt, unfortunately you will have to include your spouse’s income along with yours no matter whether you are going for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Your New Albany bankruptcy attorney will explain this to you, and...
