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Yes, believe it or not, it is about to be tax season again.  As we approach the end of another year, I thought it was important to remind people to be diligent with their tax returns.  Do not allow a tax preparer to submit a tax return without your review.  Remember, you either physically or electronically are signing the tax return under penalt

In my last blog article, I explained that taxes are dischargeable in bankruptcy if they meet the following requirements:

On November 17, 2014, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) granted certiorari to hear an Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals case regarding lien stripping.

According to CNN Money, millennials – young adults born between the years of 1980-1995- are not saving money.  Their savings rate is at negative 2%, which means they are spending more than they are bringing in. 

Debt collectors and collection agencies are regulated under federal law pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 USC 1692 et seq.

Homeowners across the United States continue to struggle with their mortgage payments. This is obvious from the estimated 700,000 foreclosures last year.

Having a wreck is terrible….having a wreck while in Chapter 13 is even more horrible!

As some of my earlier blog posts have detailed, the pursuit of Social Security disability benefits is an arduous one.

The answer to this question should be a quick and simple no.   Unfortunately, for many people who file for bankruptcy, discharged debts still appear on credit reports and impact a large number of people who are legally trying to get a fresh start with their financial lives.  Deal Book/New York Times just published a