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I recently received a kind and thoughtful email from the father of a service member that I represented years ago.  The email read as follows:

F. Lee Bailey filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy relief on June 24, 2016.

You may recall my blog post from a few weeks ago about how Kentucky attorney Eric Conn, Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) David Daugherty and Dr. Alfred Adkins among others allegedly conspired together to defraud the U.S.

On this past Tuesday, the Honorable Jason Woodard spoke in Columbus, Mississippi about what bankruptcy is and why it is necessary for some people in Mississippi. Judge Woodard is the Chief U. S. Bankruptcy Judge for the Northern District of Mississippi.

Before deciding if a debt can be discharged in a bankruptcy, it must be determined whether the debt is a type that can or cannot be discharged.  This sounds simple enough but when it comes to divorce and whether or not a debt is a domestic support obligation, it can be much more complicat

Gawker Media, the sometimes disrespectful and contemptuous online media news and gossip blog, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

If you are permanently disabled, you may qualify to have your federal student loans discharged by the Department of Education.  This only applies to federal student loans and is NOT a bankruptcy discharge.

Cancer and Bankruptcy? Unfortunately, these two issues, one medical and one legal, many times go hand in hand. A recent report by Reuters Health citing a study conducted by Dr.

A Proof of Claim is the method a Creditor uses to get paid in a Bankruptcy.  Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 are the 2 main types of Bankruptcy for individuals or consumers.

If you’ve just received a discharge in a bankruptcy case, then congratulations!  You’ve just completed a difficult process and you’re ready to move on with your life and rebuild your credit.  There are a few steps you can take to make the rebuilding process easier.