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5 Misconceptions About Filing For Bankruptcy In Michigan

January 20, 2010

Bankruptcy is often misunderstood. There are many half-truths and misconceptions out there. I would like to address 5 of the most common myths floating around.

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Things To Know Before Calling A Los Angeles Bankruptcy Attorney

December 22, 2009

The idea of filing for bankruptcy can be scary and confusing. It is not a decision to enter into without the proper information. You may have seen an advertisement for a Los Angeles bankruptcy attorney on television or on a website, and the idea of paying a few lawyer fees and having your debt wiped out may seem like magic. But before you decide to file for bankruptcy, you should educate your self about the process, and gain an understanding of what bankruptcy actually means. Here are some things to consider when deciding whether bankruptcy is the right decision for you.

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A Debtor’s Guide to Bankruptcies

November 22, 2009

We all know people who claim to be legal experts but have no formal training. If such a person has told you that you should run up your credit cards before you file for bankruptcy because all your debt will be discharged anyway, please disregard their advice. If the Bankruptcy Court senses that you are acting in bad faith and taking advantage of the system then they will dismiss your claim. Therefore, to get the Bankruptcy Court to stay on your side and give you the benefit of the doubt, you need to make sure you have not used your credits cards within 90 days prior to filing for bankruptcy.

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Hiring A Great Los Angeles Bankruptcy Attorney

November 5, 2009

If you are seeking a bankruptcy lawyer, it is best to exhaust all other possibilities before filing bankruptcy because filing for bankruptcy is a last resort option to becoming debt free. If you file for bankruptcy, it will remain on your credit report for 7 to 10 years depending on which chapter you file.

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