Bankruptcy Legal Help

Saving Your Retirement in Bankruptcy

How America's bankruptcy laws help protect and shield your retirement accounts.

Do Not Pay Mom or Dad if Filing Bankruptcy

How and why you can't favor one creditor over another when filing bankruptcy.

Never Ignore Your Credit Card Company

How to stop credit card company collections and why they can't be ignored.

Keeping My Credit Cards through Bankruptcy

Options for keeping and using credit cards even when you file bankruptcy.

Dealing with Creditor Phone Calls and Letters

How bankruptcy helps put a stop to creditor harassment.

Should I file bankruptcy under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13?

Read our quick breakdown on the differences between Chapters 7 and 13 and see what makes sense for you.

Is bankruptcy right for me?

Why it's so important to seek professional counsel - our quick overview.

If I file bankruptcy, will I lose my house?

Not necessarily - never give up your house without getting professional advice.

How do I stop harassment by creditors and debt collectors?

Retaining a lawyer and knowing what to say to collectors makes all the difference.

Are all of my debts dischargeable during a Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

No - it's important to understand different types of debt and how bankruptcy can help.

Should I take from my retirement account or home equity to pay off debt?

Even if you haven't filed bankruptcy yet you should never withdraw money from your retirement account to pay down debt and here's why.

Why is it legal for me to get out of paying back my debts?

Giving people a fresh start helps society in the long run.

How long does a bankruptcy stay on my credit report?

7 to 10 years and here is why.

What causes other people's bankruptcies?

Take a look at the common causes of bankruptcy filings including medical bills, job loss and underwater mortgages.

How to find a good bankruptcy lawyer

The Bankruptcy vs. Foreclosure Issue

Learn about how they can affect your personal credit.

How to File Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy is of two types, one is a straight or insolvency bankruptcy and the other is a repayment plan for individuals.