When you file for bankruptcy, certain legal terms can become confusing, especially when it comes to shared debts. One such term is “co-debtor.” This anyone who shares responsibility for a debt with you. Understanding how co-debtors are treated in bankruptcy is crucial for anyone considering … [Read more...]
Pros and Cons of Filing Bankruptcy in Texas
Filing for bankruptcy is one of the most challenging decisions a person can make. If you're struggling with overwhelming debt, it's important to carefully weigh the pros and cons of filing bankruptcy. Bankruptcy laws are complex and can have long-term financial and personal consequences. As a … [Read more...]
Bankruptcy Filings in Texas: Hiring the Right Attorney for Your Case
This is a very significant decision. It can provide relief from overwhelming debt and give you a fresh financial start. However, it is also a complex legal process that can be difficult to navigate without professional help. For residents in Texas, hiring the right bankruptcy attorney is essential … [Read more...]
How Discharged Debts in Bankruptcy Appear on Your Credit Report
By Christopher Migliaccio, Attorney and Co-Founder of Warren & Migliaccio, L.L.P. Navigating the aftermath of bankruptcy can be daunting. Understanding how discharged debts appear on your credit report is crucial for your financial future. In this blog, I will explain the key aspects of how … [Read more...]
When to Stop Using Credit Cards Before Filing Chapter 7
As a local bankruptcy lawyer here in Texas, clients often call me with questions about the Chapter 7 filing process. But sometimes, they call me eager to share their own ideas as well. Pete was one of them. “Hi Chris,” Pete began, excited. “I know we might file for bankruptcy next month if … [Read more...]
10 Cities That Have Declared Bankruptcy: Lessons Learned and Strategies for Recovery
Bankruptcy can be a daunting experience, not only for individuals but also for cities and municipalities. When a city declares bankruptcy, it often signals a deeper systemic issue involving financial mismanagement, economic downturns, or both. In this blog, we will explore ten notable cities that … [Read more...]
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Dismissed: Reasons, Consequences, and Alternatives
Having your Chapter 7 bankruptcy dismissed can be unsettling, especially when you're already dealing with financial strain. Many individuals considering Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Texas wonder about the potential consequences and their next steps. Understanding why it was dismissed and the implications … [Read more...]
Protecting Disability Benefits in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: A Texas Guide
Have you ever found yourself in the midst of a financial storm, hoping and praying for a life raft? Yes, we’re talking about the perfect storm–bankruptcy. Going through a bankruptcy might feel like you’re stranded in open seas amidst a never-ending storm that threatens to put you—and all your … [Read more...]
Separated and Husband Filed Chapter 7: What’s Next?
As an attorney specializing in both family law and bankruptcy, I often encounter cases where financial issues intersect with marital problems. Elise had already let me know she was separated from her husband and might need representation if they were to decide to formally get divorced. Then an even … [Read more...]
Do I Have to Go to Court for Chapter 7? Key Insights
Sarah let out a frustrated sigh as she read the email. "Well, it's official — my 341 meeting with the bankruptcy trustee is scheduled for next week." "Oh man, do you have to actually go to the courthouse for that?" Emily asked with a concerned look. Sarah shook her head. "Thankfully, no. Since … [Read more...]
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