by Rachel Hunter | Jul 22, 2014 | Articles / Debt
This is an option, primarily for elderly clients, but it can be for anyone with a fixed income, like Social Security or Social Security disability or with income which is exempt from garnishment (see my articles on exemptions). The individuals who choose this option...
by Rachel Hunter | Jul 22, 2014 | Articles / Debt
Litigation attorneys will probably take issue with what I am about to suggest, but where lawsuits are brought in a timely fashion, i.e., before the statute of limitations has expired, and there is no question that the debt belongs to the debtor, and any required proof...
by Rachel Hunter | Jul 22, 2014 | Articles / Debt
There are several ways to resolve a debt: (1) by paying the debt in full, (2) by settlement of some type; or (3) by way of bankruptcy. Which you choose again depends on your circumstances and when you pay – either pre- or post-judgment. If you have the means to pay...
by Rachel Hunter | Jul 22, 2014 | Articles / Debt
This article is intended to provide a general overview of the bankruptcy process. For more information about bankruptcy in general, you can use the links on my website to go to some other websites. NOTE: I AM NOT A BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY AND THIS DOES NOT CONSTITUTE...
by Rachel Hunter | Jul 22, 2014 | Articles / Debt
Debt management is a subset of debt consolidation. Like debt consolidation, a debtor takes several credit card bills and reduces them to one monthly payment at a lower interest rate. For many debtors who have lost a job or suffered a reduced income and are trying to...
by Rachel Hunter | Jul 22, 2014 | Articles / Debt
Debt resolution, also known as debt settlement or debt negotiation conjures up many negative connotations. In fact, many attorneys who post on various legal advice sites frequently mention scam in the same sentence as debt settlement. And they would not be far from...
