{Consumer Bankruptcy Tips}

You may have already come across the Bankruptcy Bill and BAPCPA Man cartoons either on a previous post this blog or elsewhere.

Well, now the site may also be the best source for bankruptcy songs as well.  That's right, bankruptcy songs.  Thanks to Bankruptcy Bill's Bankruptcy Song Contest, which just posted the songs and lyrics received for everyone to see and to vote on.

Who would write songs about bankruptcy?  As it turns out, bankruptcy judges, bankruptcy lawyers and even bankruptcy lawyers' wives.  Have a look!

THE BANKRUPTCY SONGS:

1.  “AMEND IT MY WAY” by Judge Sheri Bluebond (United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California)

2.  CABARET” by Judge Sheri Bluebond (United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California) (Click song title or scroll down the page to see lyrics.)

3.  “DON’T CRY FOR ME HOUSEHOLD FINANCE” by Judge Sheri Bluebond (United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California) 

4.  “DEBTS IN WRONG PLACES” by Judge Alan S. Trust (United States Bankruptcy Judge, Eastern District of New York)

5.  “‘TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE FILING” by Mark Sippel, Esq. (Sippel & Carroll PLLC (Kingman, AZ))

6.  “PHARAOH OBAMA – LET THE DEBTORS GO” by Mark Sippel, Esq. (Sippel & Carroll PLLC (Kingman, AZ))

7.  “THE BANKRUPTCY ABUSE SONG” by Mark Sippel, Esq. (Sippel & Carroll PLLC (Kingman, AZ))

8.  “DEBT-FREE GIRL” by Craig Robins, Esq. (Woodbury, NY)

9.  “BANKRUPTCY WIFE’S LAMENT” by Arlene Robins (Woodbury, NY)

Songs aside, the prospect of filing for bankruptcy in Connecticut (or anywhere else) is not usually music to anyone's ears.  However, the bankruptcy laws were created to help Americans get back on their feet.

So if you're in need of Connecticut bankruptcy help, please contact me for a free initial consultation.  I'll go over everything with you, answer all of your questions and figure out how to get you hitting all the right financial notes again.

Contact

Eugene S. Melchionne, Esq.
27 First Ave.
Waterbury, CT 06710
(203) 757-3437