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Know Your Lenders: Interviews and Lender Calls
Justin Harelik
February 27, 2017
Before you even start filling out an application for credit, find out if a bankruptcy will result in an automatic denial of credit. Every lender has standard underwriting guidelines. If you find out the guidelines prior to submitting your application, you’re able to avoid unnecessary inquiries. This takes you closer ...
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The Five Stages of Bankruptcy Recovery…I Mean, Grief
Justin Harelik
February 13, 2017
It’s called bankruptcy recovery for a reason. It’s an overhaul of your entire LIFE! Allow some time to recover and don’t be surprised if you recognize some familiar coping stages most would associate with grief. Denial & Isolation: More than one million people file bankruptcy every year. Remember this when ...
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You Filed for Bankruptcy: How Do You Feel Now?
Justin Harelik
February 10, 2017
When you filed bankruptcy you knew exactly how you were going to feel when you got your bankruptcy discharge: completely elated. And you do feel that way – part of the time. But there are also moments of doubt and insecurity. This is a completely human response. Don’t let it ...
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Can Bankruptcy Stop Your Eviction?
Justin Harelik
January 27, 2017
Tenants facing eviction often frantically search for answers to the situation. First and foremost for those in this situation is usually the desire to stay in their home. The need to relieve the pressure of the debt usually comes in a close second and third is a desire to do ...
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Does Business Debt Transfer with the Sale of the Company?
Justin Harelik
January 25, 2017
I recently spoke with a young man who had built a business from scratch, experienced a downturn in the industry that left the company overwhelmed by debt and unable to move forward with production expecting to make a profit. He felt his only recourse was to file bankruptcy on the ...
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My Creditors Are Suing Me – Is it Too Late to File Bankruptcy?
Justin Harelik
January 23, 2017
If you have put off filing for bankruptcy so long that your creditors are already suing you, you may fear that it is too late to do anything about it. You aren’t alone. Most people wait until the very last minute before they seriously consider bankruptcy as an option. It ...
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