The threat of losing one’s home is one thing that can drive a King County household to consider filing for bankruptcy protection. Falling behind on one’s mortgage payments, and then facing the loss of one’s home to a forced sale, is a scary prospect. A Washington...
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Bankruptcy
Am I allowed to file for a bankruptcy while I am divorcing?
The federal bankruptcy laws do not prevent people from filing for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy in the middle of a divorce. However, there are many reasons why someone living in the Kent area or surrounding communities might not want to do that. It depends on a...
Can I get help with my student debt?
Over the past few years, there have been reports of those with student debt finding relief through the bankruptcy process. Indeed, just recently, a new case gave this relief to a 35-year-old man after a long bankruptcy battle. The recent court win The bankruptcy judge...
How filing a petition can ward off collection actions
One of the great annoyances of being delinquent on one or more accounts is the seemingly constant stream of calls from creditors seeking to collect on the debt. While many residents of Washington know that filing a bankruptcy petition can bring these calls to a halt,...
