Author Archives: Bob Doig

Katherine: Hello, everyone. Thank you so much for joining us today on This Needs to be Said. We are joined again by our friend, attorney Bob Doig, and he talks with us about bankruptcy. He has this page on his website called the ABCs of bankruptcy, so you have to go out and visit his […]

Katherine: Hello everyone. Thank you so much for joining us today for This Needs to be Said. We’re going to be joined by our friend, attorney Bob Doig and he is going to help us to I guess, wrap our mind around it and ask some good questions when it pertains the Affordable Healthcare Act. […]

Katherine: Hello everyone and thank you so much for joining us for This Needs To Be Said. Our friend, Attorney Bob Doig, is joining us today to talk about foreclosure and bankruptcy, two words I wasn’t too sure went together until we’re about to have this conversation on today. Welcome back to This Needs To […]

Katherine: Hello everyone, thank you for joining on This Needs to be Said, as we talk with our bankruptcy attorney, Bob Doig, and he’s going to share with us some insight in the world of bankruptcy. I want you to take your pen and paper out, class is in session. Bob, welcome back to This […]

Katherine: Hello everyone, thank you so much for joining us today on This Needs to be Said. We’re here with our friend attorney, Bob Doig, and he’s going to talk with us about bankruptcy matters. Welcome back Bob, how are you? Bob: I’m just fine Katherine, thanks. How are you? Katherine: I am doing wonderful. […]

Katherine: Hello, everyone. I want to say thank you so much for joining us on This Needs To Be Said today. We’re being joined today by Bob Doig who is a bankruptcy attorney out of Colorado. We’re going to talk about his latest book, Bankruptcy in Colorado, Secrets They Don’t Want You To Know. I […]

As a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, it’s not uncommon for clients to call me in a panic after their case has been filed because they forgot to list a creditor.  Usually it’s no big deal. Here’s why: the vast majority of cases are “no asset” cases. That means that the trustee has been unable to get […]

Today I’ll be writing about “Tools of the Trade” and how, under Colorado law, you get to keep them, even if you file for bankruptcy. As a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Lawyer, I often meet with people who are worried if they file for bankruptcy, they’ll lose their car, their house or other things that they […]

Continuing on the Colorado Springs Bankruptcy ABC’s, we are now up to letter “S” for Student Loans. As a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Lawyer, I regularly receive phone calls and emails from people who want to know if their student loans can be discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case.  Often they will have done some […]

R is for Repossession. In my practice as a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Lawyer, it’s not unusual for my clients to either have had vehicles repossessed or to be facing the prospect of an imminent repossession. The Bankruptcy Code provides remedies in both situations. First:  If the vehicle has already been repossessed and sold by the […]