Tag: bankruptcy case Archive
Forced to File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: To Reaffirm or Not to Reaffirm?
Justin Harelik
July 22, 2015
If you are underwater on your house and find yourself past due on your mortgage, you may feel that your hand is being forced. You might feel that you have no other choice, but to file for bankruptcy. Feeling forced to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy isn’t the best situation, ...
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Credit Cards and Bankruptcy – “Saving” Cards from Bankruptcy Discharge
Justin Harelik
June 3, 2015
Many southern California bankruptcy experts would argue that the single most important thing you need to do when considering filing for bankruptcy is STOP using your credit cards. The worst thing you can do for a potential bankruptcy case is to give the appearance that you are “running up” your ...
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Bankruptcy Proceedings: Does Filing for Bankruptcy Mean I Have to Go to Court?
Justin Harelik
November 26, 2014
Bankruptcy is a legal process so it’s not surprising that many consumers considering filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 worry about what will be required of them. First and foremost at the top of the anxiety list for many is one question: Will I have to go to court during ...
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