Today I’ll discuss the subject of “Preferences” and how, if you’re not careful, they can cause you and your family members great distress. In my practice as a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, it’s not uncommon for my clients to owe family members money they’ve borrowed in order to try and make ends meet. And, as long as […]
What is “Notice”? What does it mean to give a Creditor “Notice” of your bankruptcy case? As a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, I always advise my clients that they are required to list all of their creditors in their bankruptcy paperwork. It is required under the provisions of the Bankruptcy Code. The reason that all […]
In my role as a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, it’s pretty rare for me to meet people who are living a truly luxurious lifestyle. But, under the Bankruptcy Code, some pretty commonplace things like vacations or dining at restaurants might be considered “luxuries”. First let’s talk about what most people would consider to be luxuries: […]
In this post I’ll discuss one of the best reasons for people to file for bankruptcy: their children, the “kids”. Oftentimes in my practice as a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, I’ll meet with a couple who just don’t know what they should do about their overwhelming debt. Should they file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy or […]
Today’s post will discuss what can be done about judgment liens. As a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, it’s not unusual for me to meet with people who have had judgments entered against them. Often these judgments have become liens on their real estate here in Colorado Springs. The effect of the lien is to give […]
As a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney I regularly meet with people who lack the necessary funds to even pay the $306.00 filing fee required to get their Chapter 7 bankruptcy case filed. In such cases, we’ll file an application “in forma pauperis” requesting a waiver of the filing fee. There are specific rules regarding when such […]
Today’s post will focus on the letter “H” as in “Homestead”. For me the word “homestead” conjures up images of brave souls venturing west to get their piece of America – becoming a “homesteader”. That’s a romantic vision of what is actually a very powerful legal concept. The law in Colorado encourages people to own […]
The subject of this post is the letter “G” where I’ll discuss “Goals”. As a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Lawyer, I am often asked by potential clients whether they should or shouldn’t file for bankruptcy. I explain that I see my job as explaining all of the various options to them: filing for bankruptcy; trying […]
Continuing on the theme of the Bankruptcy ABC’s, this post will discuss the letter “D”, as in “Disclosures”. As a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, my office is considered to be a “Debt Relief Agency” under the Bankruptcy Code. As such, I’m required to provide potential clients with two separate disclosures. The first disclosure provides: A brief […]
This might be a kind of scary post, since I’ll be telling you about a scary subject: BPP’s, also known as Bankruptcy Petition Preparers. You’ll see their ads in Penny Saver type newspapers, on Craigslist, in the back of alternative weekly newspapers and sometimes on the web. They say they’ll prepare all of your bankruptcy […]
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