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 […]
Our next letter is “E” — for Emergency Filing. From time to time, as a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, I’ll get a call from a desperate potential client whose house is about to be sold at a foreclosure sale, or whose car is about to be repossessed. The only way to stop the foreclosure, or […]
Today’s letter is “C” for “Cramdown”. What’s a cramdown? A cramdown is what it is called when the Bankruptcy Court reduces the amount owed on a secured claim so that it is equal to the value of the property to which it is secured. In my practice as a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, most commonly, cram downs occur when […]
If you’re thinking about filing for bankruptcy here in Colorado Springs, you ought to think twice before using a credit card to buy expensive Christmas gifts. If you do use it, you could either end up stuck with the debt or not be able to file your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case when […]
Usually, WHEN you file your Colorado Springs bankruptcy case doesn’t make much difference, but in certain cases it can make a HUGE difference in the relief you receive. As a Colorado Springs Bankruptcy Attorney, it’s not unusual for me to meet with potential clients who may be forced to start their cases immediately in order to stop a garnishment of their […]
I get a lot of calls from potential clients here in Colorado Springs looking to file for bankruptcy after judgments have already been entered against them. If that’s your situation, I’ll be happy to discuss it with you and we’ll do our best to get the judgments against you discharged. If, however, no judgments have […]
Filing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Colorado Springs can give you a lot of options when deciding whether to keep your house or put it on the market. They can be a great help to you and, even if you have no interest in filing for bankruptcy, it can never hurt you […]
If you’re thinking of selling your home for one of the following reasons, you should really think twice: 1) your payments are too high, 2) there is a tax lien on it, or 3) your loan modification was turned down. In my last post I gave you three reasons to get advice from a competent […]
The SINGLE best reason for people in Southern Colorado to get advice from a Colorado Springs bankruptcy lawyer before selling their home is to save money, possibly a great deal of money. I’ll tell you ten ways to do so—three today and then the rest in my next couple of posts. 1. Avoiding judgment liens: […]
Why? Because you may be able to keep a car you thought you couldn’t afford. As a Colorado Springs bankruptcy attorney, in certain cases I’ve been able to use Chapter 13 to allow my clients to pay smaller monthly car loan payments. You may even be able to pay off your car loan and own the […]
Powered By 
"*" indicates required fields
