Can I file for bankruptcy even if I am current with my credit card debts?
Credit Card Article written by Columbia, SC bankruptcy attorney Daniel Stone Some of my potential bankruptcy clients are current on their credit card debts but they see the storm clouds...
Free Dave Ramsey Post-Bankruptcy Survival Guide For All New Clients
Article Written by Columbia, SC bankruptcy attorney Daniel A. Stone I am happy to announce that starting in March, 2013, all new bankruptcy clients will receive a new post-bankruptcy survival...
Financial calculators to help you after your bankruptcy
Article written by Columbia, SC bankruptcy lawyer Daniel Stone Many of my Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy clients ask me if I can direct them to financial planners to...
Credit Card Warning Signs
Credit card debt article written by Irmo bankruptcy lawyer Daniel Stone Most of my bankruptcy clients have credit card debts. What are some of the warning signs that your credit...
Credit cards after bankruptcy
Article written by Columbia, SC bankruptcy attorney Daniel Stone For many bankruptcy filers, the idea of living life without a credit card is scary. How do you rent a...
Beware of the Tax Consequences from Settling Credit Card Debts
Tax debt article written by Columbia, SC attorney Daniel Stone Before many of my potential clients hire me, they ask me if can they settle credit card debts on their own. Sure...
Negotiate with credit cards or bankruptcy?
I often am asked by potential clients – should they try negotiating with their credit card lenders or file for bankruptcy? I would prefer that any potential clients would find...
Top 5 reasons why bankruptcy is the best form of debt relief
Bankruptcy is the best form of debt relief for many reasons to include the following Top 5 reasons: 1. Unlike debt consolidation plans, Chapter 7 bankruptcy wipes out/discharges all your...
Can I leave off a credit card from the bankruptcy?
I am often asked by my clients prior to filing if they can leave off their favorite credit card from the bankruptcy schedules. The easy answer is no. The bankruptcy...