Articles with general information about filing Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Texas.
Are you unable to pay your bills in Wylie, Texas? Managing a budget can become next to impossible when you have high interest credit cards, pay day loans, and revolving charge accounts. If you are in a situation where you… Continue Reading
Are you facing a lawsuit, foreclosure of your home, or repossession of a vehicle in Murphy, Texas? These types of debt collection activities can be scary. We all need a place to live and without a vehicle we can’t work.
Are you being harrassed by bill collectors in Sachse, Texas? If you are tired of receiving threatening letters, telephone calls at work and home, and worrying about being sued by your creditors, then do something to stop it.
Q: What is bankruptcy? A: Bankruptcy provides debtors (individuals or businesses) who are unable to pay their debts a way to reorganize the debt in a way they can afford or discharge the debt with little or no repayment. Q:… Continue Reading
The 341 meeting of creditors takes place between four and six weeks after a case is filed. The debtor attends a meeting with the trustee and with his attorney. Meetings usually last between five minutes and half an hour, depending… Continue Reading