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When bankruptcy can be the correct choice
The last time a major change was made to bankruptcy laws was in 2005, when new regulations were passed that…
Texas bankruptcy and federal tax debt
People considering filing bankruptcy in Texas should be aware that only certain types of bankruptcy allow for tax debt relief.…
Signs that let Texas residents know its time for bankruptcy
If collection calls are coming each day and there is no money to pay those past due bills, it may…
Negotiating directly with a debt collector
Although Texas residents dealing with serious debt problems might seek relief through bankruptcy, there are additional methods that could be…
Keeping a business after bankruptcy
When a small business owner chooses to file for bankruptcy in Texas, they may fear for the future of their…
A brief comparison of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy
For some Texas residents, bankruptcy protection may be the only answer for debt relief. However, the question of which type…
Considering Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Financial difficulties for Texas residents can range in magnitude, making it important to evaluate your options as you take on…
Mortgage foreclosure can prevented if action taken
Many U.S. citizens hope to own a home now or in the future. Yet, the rising cost of living often…
Halting foreclosure through Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Homeowners in Texas who are both overwhelmed by unmanageable debt levels as well as the specter of foreclosure may be…
What can be done to stop debt collectors from contacting me?
People in Texas who are behind in their financial obligations often feel harassed by the constant phone calls and letters…
Limits on debt collection activities in Texas
Collection agencies and other such companies that wish to collect on a consumer debt must abide by the federal Fair…
How to repossess your home after a foreclosure
Texas residents may not be aware of state laws that allow a homeowner to regain ownership of a home after…
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