Sacramento Bankruptcy Attorney serving Antelope discusses the main reason people file for either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy relief You don’t need to be clueless why people file bankruptcy .  The answer is simply that sometimes someone needs a powerful weapon to fight a financial battle – it’s called The Automatic Stay – Main  Read More

Sacramento Bankruptcy Attorney serving Antelope lists 10 points about bankruptcy you might want to know before filing either a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. 10 things about bankruptcy you might want to know Education comes before execution – first you learn your options, then you choose a course of action, then you just do  Read More

Sacramento Bankruptcy Attorney serving Elk Grove describes Wisconsin’s Chapter 128 alternative to filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy to deal with unmanageable debts. For the past few years, Wisconsin has been the only state with form of debt relief under a state law Chapter 128 petition which functions as an alternative to bankruptcy.  According  Read More

Sacramento Bankruptcy Attorney serving Elk Grove considers the situation where co-signers to a loan may be protected in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy Whenever I go over the advantages of filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy versus a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, I find clients who are relieved to hear that business associates, personal friends, and family members  Read More

Sacramento Bankruptcy Attorney serving Elk Grove discusses the similarities between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy for debt relief What’s on the top of your To Do List if your income doesn’t equal or exceed what’s needed to pay monthly expenses?  After evaluating their options for action, many people, 1,515,998 to be precise, filed a Chapter  Read More

Sacramento Bankruptcy Attorney serving Elk Grove discusses how debt relief through Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy can free up time to deal with problems more pressing than debt Filing bankruptcy may not be the only method of overcoming insurmountable debt, but it still remains a trustworthy way provided under the laws of the U.S. government  Read More

As a Sacramento bankruptcy attorney serving the Carmichael area, I’m sometimes asked the question, if it’s possible to voluntarily dismiss a chapter 13 after having filed it. As already mentioned in a previous post, it is possible to voluntarily dismiss a chapter 13 bankruptcy case, unlike a chapter 7. So again, yes, you can inform  Read More