Worried that you’ll forget to list a debt on your bankruptcy petition? One of the worst feelings someone can have during the bankruptcy process is when they discover they forgot to include a creditor on their petition. It happens. Even though we pull credit reports for our clients, some creditors don’t show up on those…Read more
Can I Reaffirm A Credit Card Debt When I File Bankruptcy?
Can I Keep A Credit Card When I File Bankruptcy? Losing your credit cards when you file bankruptcy can be a scary thing, especially if you’ve been making ends meet by using them. I’m often asked by my clients if there is anyway for them to keep “just one” of their credit cards for emergencies.…Read more
Why You Should Hire A $500 Bankruptcy Attorney
Stop Searching For A “$500 Bankruptcy Attorney Near Me” This Is Not An Advertisement For $500 Bankruptcy Attorney Services I was enjoying my lunch outside yesterday and thumbing through our local “alternative” magazine Westword and was amazed by the number of bankruptcy attorney advertisements, especially the number of attorneys who were offering to file your…Read more
Bankruptcy Discharge – Is That A Good Thing?
The Bankruptcy Discharge Order Like most attorneys, I pride myself on my communication skills. Like most people, I’m blind to my shortcomings. The other day I was in a consultation explaining the bankruptcy process and got to the part where I start talking about the discharge order. “Discharge order?” my potential client asked. “Is that…Read more
What You Should Know About Having Your Paycheck Garnished
Bankruptcy Will Stop Paycheck Garnishment In Colorado Fridays are busy days around the office, with lots of phone calls. That’s usually payday and when people find out that their paycheck has been garnished. Suddenly, there is a big chunk missing from their check and they are anxious to find out if there is a way…Read more
What Is The Deadline For A Creditor To Object To My Bankruptcy Discharge?
Most bankruptcies go off without a hitch. As long as you work with an experienced attorney, once your petition is filed and you attend the meeting of creditors, all that’s left is to wait for the passage of time and for the court to enter your discharge order. Getting a discharge order means that you…Read more
What Is The Difference Between The Bankruptcy Trustee And The U.S. Trustee?
One of the reasons that a person hires a bankruptcy attorney is to guide him through the bankruptcy process, but that doesn’t mean that he shouldn’t try to learn as much about the process as possible. One important thing to know is who the players are in the process. Two of the most important people…Read more
What You Should Know About The Colorado Bankruptcy Court
If you’re filing bankruptcy in Colorado, you might want to learn about the Colorado bankruptcy court. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado is located in the U.S. Customs House at 721 19th Street in Denver, CO 80202. As of May, 2012, the Court is under going renovations and hearings and status conferences…Read more
What Are The Alternatives To Bankruptcy?
You might not expect a bankruptcy attorney to tell you that bankruptcy isn’t your best option, but that’s exactly what the point of this post is. When someone comes in for an initial consultation, I know they’re looking for guidance and honest answers. I believe that bankruptcy should only be used as a last resort.…Read more
Preparing For The Bankruptcy Meeting Of Creditors
What You Should Know About The Meeting Of Creditors In Colorado For most people who file bankruptcy, the meeting of creditors is the one appearance that they have to make during the bankruptcy process. Keep in mind that it is not a court appearance. The meeting is not held in a courtroom. Right now, the…Read more
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