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Fewer Texans filing for bankruptcy
The number of Texans filing for bankruptcy appears to have gone down for the second straight year. One U.S. Bankruptcy…
Foreclosures down in Dallas area
Recently, some statistics were released which indicate a couple of encouraging trends regarding foreclosures in the Dallas area. The statistics…
Bank accused of betraying agreements
Texans who bank with Wells Fargo & Co. may be interested to know recent litigation the bank has been involved…
Couple facing prison after bankruptcy fraud
Texas residents may not be familiar with a recent case from Illinois, but will no doubt be interested in the…
Student loan debt continues to rise. Can bankruptcy help?
The third quarter report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York we discussed in our last blog post shows…
Promising debt numbers from the Federal Reserve Bank
Data from the Federal Reserve Bank shows some promising figures regarding American debt: Household debt fell $74 billion in the…
Hostess bankruptcy: From Chapter 11 to Chapter 7?
Crowds of people are hitting grocery stores. Instead of buying preparations for Thanksgiving meals, however, they are buying Twinkies. Last…
How are states spending mortgage foreclosure settlement funds?
When the national mortgage-foreclosure settlement against the biggest mortgage companies yielded $135 million for Texas, housing advocates and distressed homeowners…
HARP refinancing: Freddie Mac erected barriers
According to new information recently disclosed by Freddie Mac officials, the mortgage company intentionally made it harder for Americans to…
More seniors in debt, filing for bankruptcy
In the past few years, there have been many reports showing that the economy is as hard on senior citizens…
How will you know if you are caught in a debt settlement trap?
To a person facing significant debt, debt settlement schemes can have a forbidden-fruit effect. The relief they claim to offer…
Are you “broke enough” to file bankruptcy?
Even in today's economy, many people in debt see bankruptcy as a bad word, a word that, if attached to…
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