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President Trump Suspends Evictions and Home Foreclosure Amid Coronavirus Pandemic. What this means for Michigan Homeowners.
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Last week President Trump directed the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to suspend foreclosures through April 2020 as Americans grapple with the fallout of the coronavirus.
How do I File for Bankruptcy in Michigan? The Top 6 Steps to Prepare to File Bankruptcy in Michigan!
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If you are considering filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Michigan, here are some important things to consider and steps necessary to prepare for your bankruptcy filing. Here is the list in chronological order.
Top 3 Signs You Need to Consider Filing for Bankruptcy
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Filing for bankruptcy is a big decision and one that most people try to avoid at all cost. While we understand the hesitation to take this legal step, we all too often see the downside of folks waiting too long to resolve their debts. How do you know if your circumstances and debt are significant enough to warrant a bankruptcy filing? Here are some tell-tale signs that you should contact a bankruptcy attorney to discuss a possible filing.
Offer in Compromise vs. Bankruptcy Which is Better for me?
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Being in debt is not pleasant….and tax debt is no different. While filing for bankruptcy may help you with most debts it is not always the best solution for dealing with IRS debts. One of the most popular ways for dealing with IRS debts is by settling tax debts through the Offer in Compromise program.
Filing for Divorce and Filing for Bankruptcy in Michigan. Should I file a bankruptcy prior to filing for divorce or should I wait?
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Financial issues and related stress is widely considered one of the top reasons for divorces in the United States. It is therefore not surprising that filing for divorce and filing for bankruptcy might be considered around the same time. What timing is best for couples considering their options for both? The answer, if you and your spouse have debt and are considering filing for bankruptcy, it is more beneficial to file jointly as a married couple than to try to file individually after the divorce has been settled.
Student Loans – New Ways to Reduce or Eliminate Student Loan Debt in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
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Student loan debt is a national problem and individuals in Michigan may have it worse than most states.
Top 5 Myths about Filing for Bankruptcy
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Sadly, there is more misinformation available to consumers on why not to file for bankruptcy that the benefits of this powerful debt resolution tool. Read more about the 5 Top Myths about filing for bankruptcy protection in Michigan. Learn more about your options to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy for debt elimination or Chapter 13 bankruptcy for debt consolidation.
Top 5 things that would disqualify me from Filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Michigan?
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Learn what factors might disqualify you from filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Michigan. Factors such as income, high home equity or assets, luxury budget expenses and previous filing could impact your eligibility to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If Chapter 7 is not right for you, learn about other debt resolution alternatives such as Chapter 13 bankruptcy for debt consolidation or non-bankruptcy debt settlement.
Garnishments of State Income Tax Returns – Don’t Lose Them to Your Creditors!
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With tax time quickly approaching, now is the time when creditors are trying to attach a writ of garnishment against state income tax refunds. Most people count on their tax refund to supplement their budget and living expenses, so losing that money can create budget mayhem!
Property Tax Foreclosure – Can it be Stopped?
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The short answer is yes, but timing is everything! A property tax foreclosure occurs when a homeowner becomes delinquent on property taxes that are over three years past due.
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We would like to say thank you to Acclaim Legal Services- especially to Cindy Millns and Christopher Jones for helping us with the Chapter 13 process.
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Greetings Julie! This is to let you know about our experience with Acclaim Legal Services regarding our Chapter 13 Bankruptcy case. Chris made the journey easy because of his prompt replies to our emails and phone calls. He always kept us abreast of what was…
After five years we finished our chapter 13 plan on June 2. We finally got the discharge and can continue on our new life.
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