Virtually all of us know that we have the right to “take the 5th,” keep our mouths shut, and not speak to the police and lawyers when we might say something that could incriminate us. The Fifth Amendment
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Lost Your Social Security Card? You Might Now Be Able To Get A Replacement Card Online!
By Scott Riddle
In most (if not all) Bankruptcy Courts, if you file a personal Bankruptcy case you will need your official social security card for your first meeting of creditors. That means the card issued by the Social Security Administration,…
Who Owns Money In A Joint Bank Account?
By Scott Riddle
Should I Discuss This With My Bankruptcy Lawyer?
By Scott Riddle
Beware Of Scams! Criminals Are Posing As Court Officials And Federal Marshals And Threatening Arrest Unless Payments Are Made!
By Scott Riddle
Can I Choose To Pay Someone Back After My Bankruptcy Discharge?
By Scott Riddle
You have filed and completed your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy case, and finally received your all-important discharge. Unless you have very unusual circumstances, you did not officially reaffirm any of your debts in your case. However, now…
A Collector Is Trying To Collect A “Charged Off” Debt? Can They Do That?
By Scott Riddle
Are You Settling A Debt After Being Sued? Never Ignore Deadlines!
By Scott Riddle
Will Bankruptcy Stop A Dispossessory Or Eviction?
By Scott Riddle
Most of the discussion in this Blog, and most other Bankruptcy websites, involve the primary benefit and goal of Bankruptcy – the discharge of debt. Many other posts are dedicated to avoiding foreclosure so you can catch up on…
Can The Bankruptcy Filing Fee Be Waived?
By Scott Riddle