Legal Articles, Bankruptcy & Debt

Common Reasons Why A Bankruptcy Petition Might Be Dismissed

The decision to file for bankruptcy is often one of the hardest choices that a person has to make in his or her lifetime. Poor planning can often make the process even harder. Read Attorney William Winfield's latest article "Common Reasons Why A Bankruptcy Petition Might Be Dismissed."

Things Not to Say During Debt Negotiations

There are certain things that should never be said during debt negotiations. These “banned phrases” are bad because they put you in a position of weakness during the negotiations or may cause you to give up certain rights. Some of the more egregious “banned phrases” include:

IRS 1099 Received After Bankruptcy Discharge

Post-Bankruptcy Tax-Reporting.

BANKRUPTCY FAQs

Simple Answers to Common Questions.

Debt Relief for Students Defrauded by Corinthian College

This article discusses different financial debt relief options available to students defrauded by Corinthian College.

Debt Consolidation for Credit Cards

This article points out the ups and downs of credit card consolidation

Different Ways to Own Property in South Carolina

A discussion of different ways to hold title to property in South Carolina, including some estate planning and asset protection tips.

What is Lien-Stripping in Bankruptcy?

This article covers lien-stripping in bankruptcy proceedings.

Arizona Bankruptcy Exemptions

Morgan McCain is an associate attorney with My AZ Lawyers, PLC. His practice areas include bankruptcy law, estate planning and probate law. He is admitted to practice law in all state and federal courts in Arizona.

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