If you’ve ever wondered whether you could keep a credit card out of a chapter 7 bankruptcy to preserve your credit line, you’re not alone. Many people facing overwhelming debt hope to keep at least one credit card as a backup. However, can I exclude a credit card from Chapter 7 bankruptcy? The short … [Read more...]
Judge says Rudy Giuliani bankruptcy case likely to be dismissed. But his debts aren’t going away | Warren & Migliaccio
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane said he plans to issue a decision by the end of the week. NEW YORK — A judge said Wednesday he was leaning toward throwing out Rudy Giuliani 's bankruptcy case after lawyers for the cash-strapped former New York City mayor and his biggest … [Read more...]
What to Know if Facing a U.S. Bank Debt Collection Lawsuit in Texas
If you are facing a U.S. Bank debt collection lawsuit in Texas, you may believe you have no options against a creditor as big as U.S. Bank. However, you do have legal options available to you to resolve the lawsuit in a favorable way. At Warren & Migliaccio, we defend Texans against debt … [Read more...]
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy & Unemployment Overpayment in Texas
Navigating Chapter 7 can be challenging, especially with debts from unemployment insurance overpayments. I recently helped my client Ron through this situation. Ron called me with his problem: “Chris, I need your help. I’ve been overpaid on my unemployment insurance, and now I owe a significant … [Read more...]
Bankruptcy and Bank Accounts
When considering filing for bankruptcy, many people have questions about how the process affects their financial assets, especially their bank accounts. Whether you’re filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, understanding the impact on your bank accounts is crucial. In this blog, we will … [Read more...]
Co-Debtors: What it means in a Bankruptcy
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...]
Explore Your Options: Can SBA Loans Be Discharged in Bankruptcy?
Feeling a bit tangled up in the SBA loan web? Totally get it. Now, you might be wondering, "Can SBA loans be discharged in bankruptcy?" It's like trying to navigate a maze blindfolded. But hey, good news — we're Warren & Migliaccio, your legal GPS through this chaos. Let's unravel this together. … [Read more...]
The 3 Types of Co-Parenting, and How Each Impacts the Kids | Warren & Migliaccio
Co-parenting after divorce or separation can be a challenging but essential aspect of maintaining a stable environment for the children involved. Shared care can be classified into three types: cooperative, parallel and conflicted, and many experts agree that they can be ranked from the worst-case … [Read more...]
My estranged ex pays stalkers $50 for videos of our kids & police can’t stop him | Warren & Migliaccio
A MOTHER is fearing for her safety after the father of her children has started a campaign against her on social media. Dominique Ward, the mother of two identical five-year-old twins, has been in an ongoing custody battle with her ex-partner, Micah Berkley – who has encouraged strangers on the … [Read more...]
Second Circuit Upholds $2.5 Million Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Settlement Amid Creditor Dispute| Warren & Migliaccio
A New York Bankruptcy Court Correctly Refused to Overturn the Approval of a $2.5 Million Settlement A New York bankruptcy court correctly refused to overturn the approval of a $2.5 million settlement in the bankruptcy of a founder of defunct hedge fund Platinum Partners, the Second Circuit ruled … [Read more...]
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