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There are many reasons a person in Bridgeport will file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, also known as “liquidation bankruptcy.” A job loss in a tough economy, an unexpected illness that leads to overwhelming medical bills, or a divorce can all spell financial disaster....
When residents of Connecticut consider filing a petition for discharge of their debts in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, they look forward to the day when the court issues its final order. Most people think that the issuance of the order for discharge is their primary goal in...
Almost all residents of the Bridgeport area who file for bankruptcy walk away from the process not wanting to repeat it. Aside from the time and stress involved, Connecticut residents who file for bankruptcy really do want to use their fresh financial start to move...
Most people are able to come back stronger after filing a bankruptcy case and getting their debts under control, but not everyone is able to maintain the financial stability that they need. Whether it’s because of a medical emergency, job loss or other situation, a...
Bankruptcy is a process that lots of people think they know well. It seems straightforward. However, misconceptions about bankruptcy mean that you could miss out on the benefits it offers. For instance, it seems counterintuitive, but did you know that declaring...
Financial hard times can fall on just about anyone in Bridgeport. A job loss in a tough economy, a mortgage that is underwater or an illness that leads to massive medical bills can all spell financial catastrophe. In these situations, a person in Connecticut may...
Many Connecticut residents may find themselves either behind in their mortgage payments or struggling to keep up with them. Any number of unexpected circumstances can make it hard to keep up on home payment, including job losses, business troubles or medical and...
Many people buy homes in Connecticut with the intention of staying in the house for many years. Usually people receive the funding to buy the homes by obtaining a mortgage from a bank. At the time of the purchase people probably have a good understanding of their...
On March 26, 2020 the Coronavirus Aid, Relief And Economic Security Act (CARES Act) was signed into law. This act contains many provisions to ease the financial burden Americans are facing. These provisions include both direct financial relief and policy changes. Most...
One of the most disheartening things that you might have to deal with when you can't afford to pay your bills is explaining to your creditors what's happening. Some might pressure you into finding a way to pay them, but it might not be possible for you to do that....
