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Fee-only Chapter 13 may be allowed in some circumstances
Texans who are considering filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy might be interested in a case that was decided in Kansas…
How property is handled after a bankruptcy filing
Texas residents may be interested in a Louisiana ruling that may impact their ability to collect an auto accident settlement…
How trustees handle payments that are returned by creditors
When Texans file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, they will enter into repayment plans that will last from between 3 and…
Negotiating with credit card companies
Texas residents who rely on their credit cards to make ends meet after an unexpected setback like a layoff or…
Debt-settlement companies and debt balances
Texans have several options when they are facing overwhelming levels of debt. Those choices may include getting help from a…
Paying off debt
People who are struggling with debt in Texas may be looking at debt management programs that can help them pay…
Bankruptcy court questions 50 Cent’s Instagram posting
Texas fans of rapper 50 Cent may have heard that the entertainer filed for bankruptcy. He had faced a lawsuit…
Court rules that indemnity provision is not support
Texas residents may know that student loans and back taxes are not usually discharged by a Chapter 7 or Chapter…
Tax refunds and a Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Texas residents who would like to keep their income tax refund while in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be interested…
New regulations could allow student loan forgiveness
Many Texas college students pursue degrees that they believe will lead to jobs. When colleges misinform students about job placement…
Debt forgiveness often comes at a price
Texas residents who are struggling to make ends meet sometimes pursue debt forgiveness or debt settlement because they are worried…
The logistics of forgiving debt like John Oliver
Texas fans of John Oliver may have watched his show where he bought $15 million worth of medical debt for…
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