by Marcus Leinart | Jun 28, 2020 | Bankruptcy
As medical costs continue to rise, bills from medical and hospital care are playing a large part in many peoples’ decision to pursue bankruptcy. It doesn’t take long for medical debt to pile up when you factor in the costs associated with doctor’s visits, therapists,...
by Marcus Leinart | Feb 7, 2020 | Bankruptcy
If you have debt piling up and your home is at risk, you need to know how to stop the foreclosure process in Texas. As long as a foreclosure sale has not been completed, it’s likely you can stop foreclosure once it’s started, giving you a chance to keep your home. If...
by Marcus Leinart | Feb 7, 2020 | Bankruptcy
Texas tenants rights lag behind some states that put an emphasis on the protection of renters, but Texas eviction law also allows a straightforward process with some relief under bankruptcy law for those who find themselves in dire economic straits. The Texas...
by Marcus Leinart | May 10, 2019 | Bankruptcy
The long-term effect that bankruptcy has on a credit report is one of the biggest concerns many individuals express when considering whether or not they should file. This concern is valid for many reasons. Along with qualifying for new lines of credit and loans,...
by Marcus Leinart | May 10, 2019 | Bankruptcy
It’s a commonly-held belief that when a person files for bankruptcy relief under Chapter 7, that person loses his or her property. This simply isn’t true. While some debtors may have to surrender an asset, most do not lose any property when they file a Chapter 7 case....
by Marcus Leinart | May 5, 2019 | Bankruptcy
Losing a home is one of the biggest fears people express when they discuss filing for bankruptcy relief. However, we want you to know that you may be able to get out of debt by filing a bankruptcy case while protecting your home from the bankruptcy trustee and your...
