Bankruptcy Exemptions: Your Property in Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Exemptions: Your Property in Bankruptcy

By: 311bankruptcy.com For many people, filing for bankruptcy carries a terrifying myth: the fear of losing everything they own. The idea of starting over with nothing stops many debtors from pursuing bankruptcy protection, even when it’s their best option for a financial fresh start. The truth, however, is much more reassuring. Bankruptcy law includes a […]

Delinquent Car Payments May Signal the Need for Bankruptcy Relief

Delinquent Car Payments May Signal the Need for Bankruptcy Relief

By Brian Figeroux, Esq., the Law Firm of Figeroux & Associates In today’s economy, where inflationary pressures persist and consumer debt continues to climb, falling behind on a car loan may seem like a temporary setback. However, delinquency on auto loan payments is often a major red flag—one that should prompt deeper financial reflection and […]

Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: How Life Circumstances Affect Your Decision

Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: How Life Circumstances Affect Your Decision

By Brian Figeroux, Esq.  In today’s economic climate, financial instability is a growing concern for many individuals. Rising costs of living, inflation, job loss, and personal hardships such as divorce and broken relationships can lead to overwhelming debt. When financial obligations become unmanageable, bankruptcy may be the best solution for a fresh start. However, choosing […]