There are a number of ways in which credit card debt, divorce and bankruptcy are connected. For example, some marriages fall apart as a result of excessive credit card debt, which often results in frustration, stress and even arguments. On the other hand, if you are...
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy
How do Maryland bankruptcy exemptions work?
If you decide to file for bankruptcy, you can keep certain personal items. These assets, called exemptions, include your home, retirement accounts and personal items. Review the applicable laws in Maryland about exemptions before moving forward with a bankruptcy...
Filing for bankruptcy a second time
While bankruptcy is a legal process, it is also a method to alter a person’s life for the better when it comes to addressing financial qualms. It is easy to want debt relief, but it is difficult for you to process the methods available to do this. The word bankruptcy...
Understanding the differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13
The economic crisis of the past few months is taking its toll on many people in Maryland. While state and federal programs have helped, some of these programs will soon expire, leaving many people struggling to pay their bills. If they have outstanding debt -- and...
I lost my job. Will I need to file for bankruptcy?
The pandemic of 2020 has created financial troubles for many. Some of the financial problems are caused by being laid off or furloughed. If you and your family have been hard hit by the pandemic through job loss and mounting debt, you probably looking for answers...