Before Bankruptcy: Can I Be Arrested If I Ignore a Summons From A Credit Card Company

Credit card debt can snowball faster than you can keep up with, especially if you’ve been using your credit card to buy groceries and pay your utility bills. The reason this happens is because people don’t view credit card debt as actual debt – it’s “plastic money”, so it doesn’t really count. Defaulting on your

Before Bankruptcy: Can I Be Arrested If I Ignore a Summons From A Credit Card Company Read More »

Can I File For Bankruptcy In New Jersey If I Have A Judgment Against Me?

Bankruptcy offers you protection from creditors taking any further action against you, and this includes seeking a judgment against you once you’re in the process of seeking the court’s protection from creditors. However, an existing judgment against you can affect your bankruptcy filing depending on whether or not you’re a homeowner, or you are the

Can I File For Bankruptcy In New Jersey If I Have A Judgment Against Me? Read More »

Do I Have To Attend A Class To File For Bankruptcy In New Jersey

When you reach the decision to file for bankruptcy it is critical that you fully understand the process from start to finish. For anyone filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy in the state of New Jersey there is a requirement that you attend a pre-filing credit counseling course before you’re granted a discharge

Do I Have To Attend A Class To File For Bankruptcy In New Jersey Read More »

Can I File For Bankruptcy More Than Once

The purpose of filing for bankruptcy is to give you a second chance in life to make responsible financial decisions, and to use credit sensibly. The new requirement for pre-filing credit counseling and post-discharge debtor education aims to educate people in the proper management of their finances.   Not everyone learns from their mistakes though,

Can I File For Bankruptcy More Than Once Read More »

Can I File Bankruptcy If I Can’t Remember Who I Owe Money To?

If you never learned how to make sound financial decisions, then there’s every possibility you don’t know exactly who your creditors are. As your debts mount you might find that your creditors “sell” your debt to other companies who will then attempt to reclaim the money owed by you. You could quite easily receive bills

Can I File Bankruptcy If I Can’t Remember Who I Owe Money To? Read More »