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How big is my “household” and why does the Bankruptcy Court care?
If you file for bankruptcy in Connecticut or anywhere else, then one piece of information you need to know is your “household size.” Why is household size so important? Because of the Means Test. Under the Means Test, you can … Continue reading
“Winter Debts” – a haiku from Bankruptcy Bill
In the wake of Christmas and related spending, I thought it might be appropriate to share a recent bankruptcy haiku from Bankruptcy Bill. From winter debts on Brown branches seeking fresh start A cherry blossom To get your own fresh … Continue reading
What’s a “free initial consultation” like?
At the end of each of my blog posts, I include an invitation to contact me for a free initial consultation. So I thought you might be curious to know a little more about what happens at this initial consultation. … Continue reading
What should I bring when I meet with my bankruptcy lawyer in Connecticut?
So you’ve made an appointment to meet with your bankruptcy lawyer to discuss your financial situation. And you find yourself wondering, “Do I need to bring anything? And if so, what should I bring to my meeting with my bankruptcy … Continue reading
Bankruptcy Bill’s Bankruptcy Song Contest!
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 … Continue reading
Preparing to file for bankruptcy in Connecticut? Don’t do these 15 things
If you’re considering filing for bankruptcy in Connecticut, it’s important to be prepared. There are some things you need to do in advance. And just as importantly, there are some things you SHOULD NOT DO when preparing to file for … Continue reading
Is it ok to do “pre-bankruptcy planning”?
Yes, there are many things you can and should do to plan ahead if you intend to file for bankruptcy in Connecticut. There are also a number of things you should not do if you are planning to file for … Continue reading
Happy Holidays! The Credit Card Industry Is Raising Your Interest Rate!
Happy holidays indeed. If you’re a credit card company. According to this article in the Denver Post (“Credit Card Rates Soar Just Before Shopping Season“), credit card companies have been raising rates on unassuming consumers. The credit industry is preparing … Continue reading
Why Do We Have “Bankruptcy”?
Why is there a bankruptcy process? Doesn’t it give people a disincentive to repay debts that they really should pay? Why would Congress go out of its way to create a law that lets people get out of their contractual … Continue reading
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