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Serving all of Middle Tennessee’s Bankruptcy Needs
Tennessee residents who have a lot of credit card debt might decide to take out a loan as a way to consolidate their debts, lower interest payments and get out of debt faster. While debt consolidation loans may help some debtors, such loans may cause others to get...
Tennessee residents who are thinking about filing for bankruptcy should be aware that there are several procedures that must be followed. A bankruptcy court has ruled that five debtors in California altered their Chapter 13 bankruptcy model plans in a manner that...
According to numbers recently reported by the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI), there were 38 percent more commercial bankruptcy filings in September when compared to the same month just one year ago. Unfortunately, this one-month spike is not an anomaly. In fact,...
Many retirees who are living in Tennessee struggle with high credit card debt balances. Among all U.S. households, the average credit card debt is $5,700. For people who are ages 65 and older, the average debt is $6,351. There are several things retirees can do to...
There is no doubt about it; credit card debt is growing. In fact, some projections show that total credit card debt in the U.S. will hit the $1 trillion mark for the first time by the end of the year. However, regardless of the reason why you racked up your credit...
Tennessee residents may know that credit card debt is a problem for many people. Big balances combined with high-interest rates can lead to financial difficulties, especially if a sudden illness or job loss should arise. On average, Americans carry over $5,000 in...
Many people avoid bankruptcy because they think they will lose everything. However, the fact is that most individuals are able to keep many of their assets during bankruptcy by using an effective legal tool known as bankruptcy exemptions. Indeed, bankruptcy exemptions...
One of the most common questions we get from college graduates is whether or not student loans can be discharged and eliminated through bankruptcy. It's no wonder why this is such an important question, especially when you consider that tuition rates and student loan...
