Blog and Seminars
- April 23, 2020, How To Discharge IRS Taxes In Bankruptcy Court
- April 2nd, 2020 NACBA conference regarding the CARE Act
- March 30, 2020 Care Act Seminar Update


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Foreclosure is the process through which a mortgage lender reclaims a property for which they previously financed a purchase. The property itself serves as the collateral for the loan, and if someone defaults on their mortgage and misses multiple payments, a lender...
Owning a home together can complicate your divorce. For many couples, it is their biggest asset and one that both are keen to keep. Here are some possible solutions: Sell up The house is just one of many assets that make the asset total you must divide. Selling it...
When you use a credit card, it tricks you. It makes you feel like you're not actually spending money. After all, the cash is just a substitute for the barter system. You exchange labor for money, and then you exchange that money for the goods that you need. You...
When you buy a home, you don't think of losing it unless when selling it - but lenders taking and selling it may be the last thing on your mind. However, foreclosure can happen to anyone, even those who have thoroughly planned for their mortgage payments. While this...
As summer approaches, it's time to make plans to ensure that both you and your co-parent have an enjoyable time with your children. Co-parenting during summer break can be tricky, but with a few strategies in place, it's possible to create lasting memories and...
For years, you have reliably made your mortgage payments every month. However, perhaps due to financial issues outside of your control, you finally missed a payment. Instantly, you begin worrying that you’re going to get a notification from your lender saying that...
Realizing that you can’t pay your debts is a disheartening experience. For some people, the answer to this is to file for bankruptcy. Filing for bankruptcy isn’t a last-minute decision. It’s usually one that’s carefully planned. While you’re getting ready to file, be...
When you’re experiencing financial difficulty as a homeowner, it can feel like you have very few options available to you. Your worst fear is losing your home and when it feels like you’re on the brink of foreclosure, you’ll no doubt be feeling worried and sometimes...
You hate it, but you’ve agreed to a long-distance parenting plan because your work takes you away from home far too often or you need to relocate to a spot that’s too far from the kids to make regular visitation easy. The only problem is that you and your co-parent...
Many people who are thinking about bankruptcy may not necessarily have all of the right information to make that decision. This is due in part to a negative stigma that bankruptcy sometimes carries, which can be driven by inaccurate information. For example, there are...