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Vehicular exemptions during Texas bankruptcy
Many people may have questions about what kinds of property they can keep when declaring bankruptcy in Texas. Depending on…
Ways for homeowners to avoid a mortgage foreclosure
Texas homeowners facing foreclosure may be interested in some of the ways that they can work with lenders to stop…
Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Texas
Many Texas residents encounter serious financial problems and consider a Chapter 13 bankruptcy after a setback such as an illness,…
The statute of limitations on credit card debt in Texas
Texas law states that any credit card debt that has been delinquent for more than four years may no longer…
Understanding debt collection in Texas
Texas residents may benefit from learning more about debt collection as described by the state's attorney general. When consumers fall…
Facts about credit card usage in Texas
Having a credit card is a big responsibility. However, having a credit card does not have to put a person…
What are the duties of a debt commissioner?
The Texas legislature has established rules and regulations regarding debt counseling and education in the Texas Finance Code. Chapter 394…
Understanding means tests in bankruptcy
A Texas bankruptcy case does not begin until a petition is filed, and it is important to complete some preliminary…
Seniors with student loan debt has increased significantly
As many as two million seniors in the United States still owe money for student loans, according to a recent…
Benefits of Chapter 13 bankruptcy
For Texas residents facing an unmanageable amount of debt, there is help out there. They can put a stop to…
Chapter 13 bankruptcy may reorganize debt
As some Texas residents may know, Chapter 13 bankruptcy may allow an individual to pay back their debt and keep…
Discharge and reaffirmation in Chapter 7 bankruptcy filings
Texas residents who are in debt might benefit from learning about the different benefits of filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy. This…
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