Serving South King County and the Surrounding Areas.
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...
If you are unexpectedly laid off and cannot earn your normal wages you may suddenly find it difficult if not impossible to pay your mortgage, car loan or even utilities. This eventually leads to scary calls from debt collectors demanding payment for arrears you simply...
Far too many people struggle with personal debt. Their pride drives them to try to find a way to climb back to financial stability, but too often these individuals only find themselves falling deeper into debt. Although bankruptcy can provide very real financial...
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...
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,...
Most Kent area residents have at least one credit card. In fact, it is estimated that the average American has at least 4 credit cards. Most of the time a person is able to pay their credit card bills each month. But sometimes an unexpected event occurs that greatly...
Washington State residents struggling with overwhelming debt may want to file for bankruptcy to alleviate their debt, but hesitate from doing so because they do not want to lose everything. What they may not know is that it is possible to keep some property and a...
There is a lot of confusion on what landlords can and cannot do right now under the current moratorium in Washington to evict a tenant. The simple answer is very little. Whether you have a tenant unable, or refusing, to pay rent, a landlord cannot evict. If the tenant...
