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How to Decide if Bankruptcy is Right For You
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | April 7, 2021
Bankruptcy can be a helpful strategy to escape insurmountable debt. It gives those in debt a new lease on life and more control over their financial situation. Still, not all situations are created equal – though your debt may seem daunting, bankruptcy may not always be the answer. Here are some factors to consider before…
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Can Foreclosure Be Stopped?
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | March 3, 2021
Being in debt is horrible. You spend sleepless nights trying to figure out which bills to pay and how to pay them. Meanwhile, your mortgage is in arrears and your head is filled with questions like: “Will the bank take my home?” “Do I have to file for bankruptcy?” “Can filing for bankruptcy protection save…
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Debt Consolidation or Bankruptcy: Which is Better?
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | February 3, 2021
Debt is a frustrating beast. No one enjoys debt and losing control of it only adds to the mental (and monetary) stress. The good news is that there are two popular options to help manage overbearing repayments: debt consolidation and bankruptcy. Here’s how to tell which one will best help your situation. What is Debt…
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3 Benefits of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | January 6, 2021
Bankruptcy sometimes gets an unfair stigma attached to it. The reality is that it helps many people get out of financial trouble. Credit card bills pile up, life circumstances suddenly change. Whatever the problem, bankruptcy gives people the chance to start over. When you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you’ll be assigned a trustee to…
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Why Bankruptcy Doesn’t Always Erase Student Loan Debt
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | December 4, 2020
Filing for bankruptcy can be a difficult and frustrating time in your life, and any obstacles can only increase stress. Our lawyers will always try to help guide you through the process, but don’t be surprised if you read that student loans may not count in your bankruptcy. Student Loans in the US The first US student loans…
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