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4 Types of Debt Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Won’t Discharge
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | February 24, 2020
Bankruptcy is a helpful solution for difficult financial problems. For example, some people have a large credit card debts that become too difficult to pay off. These people might just need to make a clean break with a painful financial past and start things over fresh. Chapter 7 bankruptcy, also known as a straight or…
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How to Get Out of Debt Without Filing for Bankruptcy
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | February 11, 2020
Bankruptcy isn’t right for everyone. That might sound odd coming from a law firm that specializes in bankruptcy cases. We’re here to help anyone who is confident they want to file for bankruptcy, but we’re not going to sugar coat it. Getting out of debt is hard. There’s no getting around it, you will need…
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5 Things to Know About Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | January 28, 2020
It’s very easy to fall into debt. People start by charging one thing on credit…then another…then another…and before they know it, they’re neck-deep in overdue bills with more piling on. It can be a suffocating experience, and for some, the best option is to file bankruptcy. Many people choose Chapter 13 over Chapter 7 bankruptcy…
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3 Things a Case Trustee Does During Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | January 14, 2020
When a person files for chapter 7 bankruptcy, a case trustee is appointed to manage the bankruptcy estate. This role is filled with a multitude of tasks and responsibilities and it’s complicated to try and offer a brief summation. To describe everything would be tedious, but the following are three of the biggest tasks a…
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It’s Never Too Late To Save Your Home
By Brenner Spiller & Archer, LLP | December 17, 2019
The attorneys at Brenner Spiller & Archer recently helped a client save their home from foreclosure. The client was facing a sheriff sale and had less than thirty days before they would be forced out of their home. They had a mortgage of over $1,000,000, but they hadn’t made a payment since March of 2010….
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