Both state and federal law provide for property exemptions–items that you can keep even after the bankruptcy process ends.

Around one and half to two years after your bankruptcy is discharged, you will likely be able to qualify for a home loan again.  You must make sure to begin improving your credit long before you are considering buying a home, but once your credit is back in shape and a little time has passed [...]

The decision to file for bankruptcy is typically a last resort for consumers who find themselves plagued with debt. While bankruptcy may offer a fresh start and relief from bills incurred from divorce, unemployment and uninsured medical costs, many consumers worry about how the decision will ultimately impact their financial future.
Myth #1 – Filing for [...]

Facing foreclosure can be one of the most nerve-wracking experiences for even the most financially seasoned amongst us. But if you’re facing foreclosure, there a few simple rules that can help you navigate the process.
Rule #1 – Don’t delay in seeking help. Don’t wait until you receive the foreclosure notice to seek help, [...]