According to CNBC, Americans haveracked up more than $1 trillion in credit card debt. That represents an 8.1% increase over the past year. The average consumer has more than $6,000 in credit card debt. More people are turning to credit cards to pay for daily living expenses, including groceries and utilities. At the end of […]
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The recent Los Angeles wildfires have been devastating. The fires have destroyed entire communities, and many people are now essentially homeless. As fires continue to rage and smoke chokes the sky, it’s difficult to fathom how much time and money it will take to rebuild. Many people are simply trying to get from one day
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Are you struggling to pay your bills? Many people and families in San Diego are dealing with similar issues. You may have come around on looking into filing for bankruptcy protection. There are two main types of personal bankruptcy: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Chapter 7 bankruptcy, often called “liquidation bankruptcy,” allows individuals or businesses to discharge
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Falling behind on your bills is stressful. If you are like most people, the idea of filing for personal bankruptcy protection can be a difficult one to think about. At the same time, it is important to understand that bankruptcy is a tool. It exists to help people resolve financial problems. At Resolve Law Firm,
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Are you getting seemingly non-stop phone calls from debt collectors? You are probably feeling stressed out, annoyed, overwhelmed, and ready for it to stop. Bankruptcy might be the right option. When you file for personal bankruptcy, most debt collector activity must immediately stop. You are protected by the automatic stay. Here, our San Francisco bankruptcy
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Bankruptcy is an orderly process for dealing with debt when a person lacks the resources to pay back what they owe. Once a debtor files for bankruptcy, no creditor can take any action to collect on the debt. Instead, the debtor’s assets become part of the bankruptcy estate. The trustee then makes sure that creditors
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Bankruptcy is a great option for getting rid of certain unsecured loans. These are debts which aren’t back for collateral. Currently, Americans are drowning in student loan debt, and Orange County residents are no different. According toUSA Today, Americans currently have $1.74 trillion in student loan debt. That represents a 66% increase over the past
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Divorce is a great time to reassess your life’s priorities. It’s also an excellent time to take stock of your financial health. After divorce, many single people are shocked at how much it costs to live on their own. Creating a budget before divorce is a great way to take control of the situation so
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Each year, thousands of people file for bankruptcy without hiring a lawyer. Because money is tight, many of them assume that representing themselves “pro se” is their only option. Other debtors end up going to a notary public, thinking this person can help with a bankruptcy filing. Unfortunately, notary publics cannot provide legal services in
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