In my last blog I gave you the first five of ten ways that Chapter 13 allows you to keep your home. Here are the other five. 6. If you need to sell your home, Chapter 13 usually gives you much more time to do so than Chapter 7. More time means more market exposure, […]
In my experience the number one reason people choose to file Chapter 13 instead of Chapter 7 is to save their home. And it’s not just because Chapter 13 gives you a bigger hammer against your mortgage company; It gives you a hammer, but also a whole bunch of other tools. Some are more subtle […]
Picking the right Chapter to use to file your bankruptcy case can be simple or very, very difficult. And appearances can be deceiving. First take a look at this video I recorded about the basic differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. A situation that seems at first to call for an obvious choice can turn […]
Hiring a Bankruptcy Lawyer can be very confusing since there are so many lawyers claiming to be the “best” bankruptcy lawyer for you. So, how do you decide who to hire? Everybody is different. We all have our own likes and dislikes. When it comes to hiring a lawyer to help you with your bankruptcy […]
Probably not. In the vast majority of bankruptcy cases filed in Colorado Springs, people never have to go to the official Bankruptcy Court in Denver or even see a Bankruptcy Judge. Exceptions to this rule are cases where a motion or adversary case is filed, but these are not that common. So, while you probably […]
For a lot of people probably the scariest thing about filing for bankruptcy is the fear of losing everything they have: their house, their car, even their family pictures and baseball card collection. Well, in most cases, you don’t have to worry about losing all of your stuff, since most of it will be “exempt” […]
Back in 2005, Congress made some dramatic (some would say terrible) changes to the Bankruptcy Law. There was quite a bit of news coverage about the changes and how they would make it harder for people to file bankruptcy. Most of the news coverage was pretty superficial, leaving many people with the impression that, effective October […]
An article in today’s Gazette* summed up the current state of the economy in the Pikes Peak region, calling it a “severe recession” that has cut sales for more than 70% of businesses in the area. Unfortunately, the likely result in the near future will be more businesses cutting back or closing and more of our […]
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