November 29, 2009
Life is tough, and it’s tougher when circumstances attack. Unemployment, unexpected medical bills, student loan repayments, or accidents can happen at any time, and can cause you to fall behind on your financial obligations. If something like this happens to you, you’ll undoubtedly want to repair your finances before you lose your home or other valuable property. These are the first six things you should do:
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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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