Chapter 13 bankruptcy benefits
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can be a very powerful tool to help a debtor save his or her assets while at the same time allowing a feasible plan to deal...
Florence Bankruptcy Attorney
If you currently live in Florence, SC and are experiencing debt issues such as foreclosure, repossessions, credit card debts, medical bills, IRS tax debts, finance loans, or other types of...
IRS Tax Debt and Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy offers many debtors a remedy to wipe out IRS tax debts when all other remedies such as offers and compromise have been rejected. In addition, for many debtors, the...
Florence Bankruptcy Attorney
If you currently live in Florence, SC and are experiencing debt issues such as foreclosure, repossessions, credit card debts, medical bills, IRS tax debts, finance loans, or other types of...
Florence bankruptcy attorney
If you currently live in Florence, SC and are experiencing debt issues such as foreclosure, repossessions, credit card debts, medical bills, IRS tax debts, finance loans, or other types of...
Chapter 13 bankruptcy benefits
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can be a very powerful tool to help a debtor save his or her assets while at the same time allowing a feasible plan to deal...
New Chapter 13 filers need to get their 2013 taxes prepared
Chapter 13 bankruptcy article written by Columbia, SC and Florence attorney Daniel Stone New Chapter 13 bankruptcy filers in 2014 need to have their 2013 tax returns prepared as soon as they...
How does Chapter 13 Bankruptcy help with IRS Taxes?
Tax debt article written by Columbia, SC attorney Daniel Stone Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help debtors with both IRS and South Carolina Department of Revenue taxes. Most people assume bankruptcy cannot...
TOP 10 REASONS TO FILE FOR CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY
10. Finance loans (furniture as collateral). 9. Avoid a judgement. 8. Wipe out a car deficiency. 7. Wipe out a old home deficiency. 6. General unsecured debts. 5. Furniture loans....
Can creditors garnish your wages in South Carolina?
Can creditors garnish your wages in South Carolina? The answer is NO with a few caveats. In most states, creditors can obtain a civil judgment against the debtor and then...