Military Officer Could Lose Career if Financial Troubles are Revealed – What...
Our office recently received the following question from a reader of our blog: I am now in a full-time Air Force Reserve, with 27 years total military service time. I will be discharged if the Air...
View ArticleAll Creditors Must be Listed in Your Bankruptcy – Even Mom
Over the past few months, our office has seen a number of bankruptcy clients who have had personal loans from family and friends in addition to more common types of debts like credit card bills,...
View ArticleDigital Power Meters Mean Faster Utility Cut-Offs
Has your local power company installed a digital meter at your house? Information sheets in your bills will suggest that this new digital meter will improve the accuracy of power measurement but this...
View ArticleBankruptcy Paperwork Requirements Can be Unforgiving
Much has been written about the 2005 changes to the United States bankruptcy laws, very little of it being positive – at least from the perspective of the struggling families who find themselves...
View ArticleDivorce and Bankruptcy – Your Divorce Lawyer’s Fees May be at Risk
Not surprisingly, the financial strains that drive clients to our office also create problems in marriages. Clark and Washington regularly meets with clients who are separated from their spouses or...
View ArticleCleveland, Tennessee Epicenter of National Payday Loan Businesses
The Los Angles Times recently ran a feature story about payday loans – those short term, high interest loans that service customers who need a cash advance in advance of their regular paychecks to...
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What are My Alternatives to Bankruptcy?
Many people ask us about alternatives to bankruptcy, so we decided to take a look on the web to see what is out there. We came across an interesting article entitled “What are my Alternatives to...
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