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December
Bankruptcy: A Christmas Story
Filing for Bankruptcy as a Young Adult
November
Which Forms Do I Need to Complete to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Which Bills Should I Pay First?
October
The Consequences of Ignoring Your Creditors
Can Bankruptcy Hurt My Chances of Enlisting in the Military?
September
How Can I Avoid a Second Bankruptcy?
Why Did I Receive a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Dismissal?
August
What Are Exempt & Nonexempt Assets in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
How to Stop a Home Foreclosure
July
How to Improve Your Credit After Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Am I Eligible for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
June
The Pitfalls of Using a Credit Repair Clinic
Common Credit Report Errors and How to Correct Them
May
Is Bankruptcy My Only Option?
How to Stop Creditor Harassment
2017
October
A General Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Timeline
The Difference Between Chapter 7 & Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
September
How to Stop Harassing Collection Calls
How Mixed or Merged Credit Reports Can Affect You
August
Will I Need to Liquidate My Business if I File for Bankruptcy?
Should I Keep My Car After Bankruptcy?
July
What Type of Debt Can I Discharge in Bankruptcy?
Will Filing for Bankruptcy Ruin My Credit?
June
Can I File for Bankruptcy if I’m Current on All of My Payments?
Should I Use a Credit Card to Pay for Taxes?
May
The Truth About Debt Consolidation
What Are My Options If I Owe More than My Home Is Worth?
April
Can I File My Own Bankruptcy?
March
Wage Garnishment Rights
When Can I File for Bankruptcy Again If I Filed in the Past?
February
Do I Qualify for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Which Type of Bankruptcy is Right for You?
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Attorney Profiles
Penelope Bach
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Why We Are Different
Practice Areas
Bankruptcy
Chapter 7
Chapter 11
Chapter 13
Consumer Law
Creditor Harassment
Foreclosure
Real Estate Law
FAQ
Testimonials
Blog
2018
December
Bankruptcy: A Christmas Story
Filing for Bankruptcy as a Young Adult
November
Which Forms Do I Need to Complete to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Which Bills Should I Pay First?
October
The Consequences of Ignoring Your Creditors
Can Bankruptcy Hurt My Chances of Enlisting in the Military?
September
How Can I Avoid a Second Bankruptcy?
Why Did I Receive a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Dismissal?
August
What Are Exempt & Nonexempt Assets in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
How to Stop a Home Foreclosure
July
How to Improve Your Credit After Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Am I Eligible for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
June
The Pitfalls of Using a Credit Repair Clinic
Common Credit Report Errors and How to Correct Them
May
Is Bankruptcy My Only Option?
How to Stop Creditor Harassment
2017
October
A General Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Timeline
The Difference Between Chapter 7 & Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
September
How to Stop Harassing Collection Calls
How Mixed or Merged Credit Reports Can Affect You
August
Will I Need to Liquidate My Business if I File for Bankruptcy?
Should I Keep My Car After Bankruptcy?
July
What Type of Debt Can I Discharge in Bankruptcy?
Will Filing for Bankruptcy Ruin My Credit?
June
Can I File for Bankruptcy if I’m Current on All of My Payments?
Should I Use a Credit Card to Pay for Taxes?
May
The Truth About Debt Consolidation
What Are My Options If I Owe More than My Home Is Worth?
April
Can I File My Own Bankruptcy?
March
Wage Garnishment Rights
When Can I File for Bankruptcy Again If I Filed in the Past?
February
Do I Qualify for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Which Type of Bankruptcy is Right for You?
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How to Stop a Home Foreclosure
When you’re already facing financial hardship, the last thing you want to receive is a foreclosure notice. A lender initiates the foreclosure process when a debtor consistently fails to make their mortgage payments. During the foreclosure process, the lender regains ownership of the property and sells it in order to settle the debt. Depending on your circumstances, there may be ways to stop a home ...
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