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Category Archives: Bankruptcy Court

More Foreclosures Filed in August. Is a New Wave Coming?

In August, mortgage lenders started so many home foreclosures that the month-to-month increase was the biggest since August of 2007. For nearly a year the number of foreclosures has been relatively low as lenders have reacted to an explosion of challenges to the legality of their mortgage and foreclosure practices. But this new surge in […]

Another Five Ways to Save Your Home through Chapter 13

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, […]

The Creditors Meeting – What Happens There?

As a bankruptcy attorney in Colorado Springs, I’ve found that a lot of people get pretty freaked out thinking about going to their Creditors Meeting.  In order to reduce that anxiety, let me explain the purpose of the meeting and what generally happens at it: The Creditors Meeting is also commonly called the “Section 341 […]

Hiring a Bankruptcy Lawyer

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 […]

Colorado Springs in a “Severe Recession” – outlook not good

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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