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Choosing a Bankruptcy Attorney in Port St Lucie is a very individualized process. You have to have someone who really has experience in the process. Bankruptcy is not a simple process by any means. You need to

By bankruptcy lawyer in Post St Lucie Jon L Martin, the author of “What Everyone ought to Know about Debt Relief Today!” Where do you get your information about bankruptcy? As a bankruptcy lawyer in Port St

When we get a new client asking for bankruptcy relief, most of them aren’t sure what chapter they should be filing under. Bankruptcy law can be very complex, and what chapter you file under will greatly

By Bankruptcy Lawyer in Post St Lucie Jon L Martin, the author of “What Everyone ought to Know about Debt Relief Today!”  OK! So you’ve finally decided to file bankruptcy! You figure you’re going to

By Bankruptcy Lawyer in Post St Lucie Jon L Martin, the author of “What Everyone ought to Know about Debt Relief Today!”  Filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy can be a great way to start again with a

A recent article in the American bankruptcy Journal shows the success rates of chapter 13’s filed by debtors who filed Chapter 13 without the guidance of a bankruptcy attorney. The difference between those who filed with an

There is no shame in bankruptcy. That is a point we have tried to emphasis throughout this site. Things happen, and you sometimes need help to get through it. While it is better to file for

1. You only need to pay the minimum each month. Your credit–card bill will show the total amount you owe and a minimum payment, typically about 4% of your bill. Paying at least the minimum payment

By using Facebook, and other social networking sites, you can look up information on a long lost friend, someone you may be interested in dating, or do some investigating on your daughter’s new boyfriend. This

Increased regulation and enforcement has resulted in a much smaller number of debt settlement companies. Most persuade at least some creditors to forgive at least part of the debt. This usually requires a lump sum

Part 2 from a 2 part series of articles 10 Things Bankruptcy Court Won’t Tell You 6. Don’t settle with Mom first or fudge the condo in Boca. Many debtors naturally want to pay back friends and

1. Damage control. Make sure all the accounts you included in your bankruptcy are listed as such, and show $0 balances if you filed Chapter 7. If a creditor continues to report the account as delinquent –which they shouldn’t- your credit score will suffer.