Articles with general information about filing Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Texas.
The Bankruptcy Rules and Local Rules which govern how bankruptcy cases proceed require that debtors and their attorneys do many things to help the trustee do their job in administering a bankruptcy case. When the debtor or their attorney doesn’t… Continue Reading
If you are contemplating filing bankruptcy then hopefully after receiving your discharge you will never need to file another case. However, if you are in need of debt relief a second time you will be happy to learn that there… Continue Reading
One concern many of my clients express at our initial consultation is how many times they will have to go to court. The reason for this concern is usually that having to attend court means missing work. If someone is… Continue Reading
Last week I spoke with a potential client about filing bankruptcy. At the end of the conversation he asked me what my fees are for his type of case. I am far from the most expensive bankruptcy attorney in the… Continue Reading
Every once in a while I will meet with a client who is nervous about meeting with me. I am not sure if this is because I am the first attorney they have ever met, or because they are already… Continue Reading