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Beating the Bankruptcy Blues

I didn’t mean for my debt to get out of control. It happened so gradually that I barely noticed it at first, and by the time I understood what was happening to my finances, it was too late to do anything to stop it. I was trying to start a small business, and I thought that I had enough of a cushion to fall back on. I was wrong. The smartest move that I made was hiring a bankruptcy attorney to help me file for bankruptcy and get out of debt. He really helped me. He made sure that I filed the right bankruptcy chapter and completed all of the correct paperwork, and helped me find credit couseling courses so that I could get back on the right track and stay out of debt. This blog about bankruptcy is meant to help others that find themselves in the same situation.

Options You Can Use For Debts That Cannot Be Included In Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Posted on 15 July 2015

If you are swimming in piles of debts and cannot find a way to even make your minimum payments on them, chances are you will continuously keep falling further behind on your bills. The only way to get out might be through Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Unfortunately though, bankruptcy may not help you with all the debts you have. There are ways to reduce and eliminate other debts that are not allowed in bankruptcies, and you may want to look into these methods if you have any of the following debts. [Read More]

5 Ways Music Can Be Involved With Personal Injury Cases

Posted on 17 March 2015

Music is often a part of our everyday lives. This includes listening to the radio, singing, and enjoying some of our favorite performers. When a personal injury occurs, every angle needs to be explored as you move forward with a case. As you consult with a personal injury attorney, you may find that music is connected with your case more than you realize. The following five musical aspects can become an integral part of your personal injury case. [Read More]

Spouse Died In A Motorcycle Accident? 3 Things You Need To Know

Posted on 21 January 2015

Whether your spouse recently died in a motorcycle accident or passed away years ago, you are not alone. Fatalities among motorcycle riders are growing quickly. Less than a decade ago, an alarming 73 motorcycle owners out of every 100,000 registered motorcycles in the United States died while riding their motorcycle. Even more alarming is the fact this number is growing. While nothing can bring back your loved one, there are some facts you need to know that can help you get the compensation you deserve to help you with funeral costs, grievance counseling, and the lost income your spouse would have provided for your family. [Read More]

Can a DUI Hurt Your Ability to Get Startup Funding for Your Company?

Posted on 19 January 2015

If you recently experienced DUI charges over the holidays and plan to start up a new company in the near future, you may wonder if the charges will hurt your ability to obtain funding for your business. The answer may depend on a few factors, including whether or not this is your first DUI charge, or if you need to make reparations for any damages you caused during your DUI. Financial backers may wonder if you're trustworthy enough to risk investing their funds and reputations into. [Read More]