Author: Justin Harelik Archive
Life After Bankruptcy: Step Five – Know the Facts
Is there life after bankruptcy? There is definitely life after bankruptcy – whether that life is good, bad or amazing is completely up to you. It’s not “someone’s” fresh start. It’s your fresh start. Make the most of it by taking the advice of the experts on how to enjoy ...
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Life After Bankruptcy: Step Four – Rebuild Your Credit with a Secured Card
Many feel that after they’ve declared bankruptcy their life will never be the same. They’re completely right. It will be better. All the troublesome financial difficulties that made the bankruptcy necessary in the first place have been taken care of. Your bankruptcy has given you a fresh start to develop ...
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Life After Bankruptcy: Step Three – Knowing Your Budget and Paying On Time
So you declared bankruptcy and you’re wondering what to do next. It’s not as scary as many fear. What’s the first step? Letting Go of the Guilt Consider bankruptcy as a viable solution – in many cases, the only solution. Finding and implementing a solution to a problem is nothing ...
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There is Life After Bankruptcy: Step Two – Pause to Think
If you’ve just filed for bankruptcy, don’t be nervous about what comes next. If you’re considering filing for bankruptcy, but you’re avoiding it simply because you can’t imagine what you would do once it was over, please reconsider. The bankruptcy process is just that. It’s a process. It has a ...
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There is Life After Bankruptcy: First Step – Get Rid of the Guilt
Many find getting on with life after bankruptcy more overwhelming than the process of bankruptcy itself. Those who have undergone the bankruptcy process have to consciously repair their credit rating, rebuild their finances and embrace a positive emotional state. It’s vital that individuals go through the appropriate post-bankruptcy steps in ...
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Why Choose Us
Every law firm will make this claim: “We are all about the client. We provide the best customer service. The client is first.” But all too often, this isn’t the case. Many law firms push bankruptcy ahead of other options like debt-restructuring because they are more lucrative to the law ...
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