On April 10, 2019 by Eric Klein
Determining how much you owe on a judgment can be difficult. Maybe they garnished your bank account several years ago and you cannot remember how much they took. Maybe you made a few payments, but something else took priority. Now things are better and you want to clear out old […]
On October 12, 2018 by Eric Klein
“I paid my parents before filing bankruptcy.” Most attorneys would say it doesn’t matter. The attorneys zealously defend their clients to the exclusion of everyone else. Unfortunately, they become so focused on their clients they lose sight of everyone else. This kind of collateral damage is very prevalent in bankruptcy. […]
On June 21, 2018 by Eric Klein
Bankruptcy is intimidating both by its nature and how society has framed it. Most people assume it means destroying your credit score and forfeiting your prized assets, like your car and house, in exchange for debt elimination. While this is true in some cases, it is not the norm, especially […]
On October 11, 2016 by Eric Klein
Throwing in the Towel – Sports Authority Filed for Bankruptcy Finally, football season is upon us! Getting hyped for Sunday’s game, you grab your lucky number 13, Dan Marino jersey (go Dolphins!) only to realize it’s probably time to retire that too. Unfortunately, a quick trip down to your local […]
