Bankruptcy Law Network
Bankruptcy Law Network has information about bankruptcy laws and credit problems for the general public.
Author: Jay S. Fleischman is co-founder and president of Bankruptcy Law Network and is a solo practitioner in New York City who also authors The Untethered Lawyer and Legal Practice Pro; Eugene S. Melchionne is a co-founder of the Bankruptcy Law Network, currently serves as its vice president and is a solo pracitioner in Waterbury, Conn.; Craig W. Andresen is a solo pracititioner in Bloomington, Minn.; Kent Anderson practices at Kent Anderson & Associates in Eugene, Ore.; Jed Berliner, is a solo practitioner in Springfield, Mass.; Carmen Dellutri is managing partner of Dellutri Law Group in Fort Myers, Fla.; Mike Doan practices at the Doan Law Firm in Carlsbad, Calif.; Rachel Lynn Foley is a solo pracitioner in Independence, Mo.; Jonathan Ginsberg is a solo practitioner in Atlanta; Kevin K. Gipson is a solo practitioner in New Orleans; Douglas B. Jacobs practices at Jacobs, Anderson, Potter & Chaplin in Chico, Calif.; Jill Michaux practices at Neis & Michaux in Topeka, Kan. and also posts at Kansas Bankruptcy Law Information; Andy Miofsky is a solo pracitioner in Granite City, Ill.; Cathy Moran is a solo practitioner in Mountain View, Calif., who also authors On the Bankruptcy Soapbox; Kurt A. O’Keefe is a solo practitioner in Detroit; Karen M. Oakes is a solo pracitioner in Klamath Falls, Ore.; Nicholas F. Ortiz is a solo pracitioner in Boston; Peter Orville is a solo practitioner in Binghamton, N.Y.; Stephen M. Otto practices at the Law Offices of Stephen Otto in Sewickley, Pa.; Chip Parker practices at Parker & DuFresne in Jacksonville, Fla.; Susanne Robicsek is a solo pracitioner in Charlotte, N.C.; Wendell Sherk practices at Sherk & Swope in St. Louis; Pamela L. Stewart is a solo pracitioner in Victoria, Texas; Brett Weiss practices at Joseph, Greenwald & Laake in Greenbelt, Md.; Däna Wilkinson is a solo pracitioner in Spartanburg, S.C. This group also authors Mortgage Law Network, Credit Law Network and Debt Law Network.
Blawg Related Categories: Bankruptcy Law • Solo / Small Firm
Recent Posts from Bankruptcy Law Network
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Mortgage Delinquencies Reach Record High
Of no surprise to this Jacksonville Bankruptcy Lawyer, The Wall Street Journal reports a record 14% of American households with mortgages were behind on payments or in foreclosure in the third quarter, according to the…
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Hiring the Right Bankruptcy Lawyer: Priceless
In my small state of Rhode Island, there are 5,878 licensed attorneys. RI only has a population of 1,050,788 people. That is one lawyer for every 178 people. Because each attorney is licensed in the…
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I’m Having Trouble Making My Chapter 13 Payments–Is Converting To A Chapter 7 An Option?
A chapter 13 case can last from several months to several years (but no more than five years). Over this amount of time, things can change–jobs can change, expenses can change, any number of things…
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New York Bankruptcy Lawyer Says Not To File For Bankruptcy
What I’m about to say borders on heresy, and I’m pretty sure I’m going to get flamed by my colleagues and friends for saying it. I’m willing to take the risk, and I invite everyone…
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Free Health Clinic Events Are The New Rock Concert
Medical problems, even when you have insurance, are an increasingly large cause of bankruptcy cases. Some groups are trying to help folks with poor or non-existent coverage to get care. The events are being set-up…
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Breathe!
Sounds like a silly command doesn’t it? But by breathing you can calm your mind and elevate your mood. In fact Dr. Weil states; “Practicing regular, mindful breathing can be calming and energizing and can…
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Who Not To Add As A Friend on Facebook.
In today’s Internet world social media is all the rage. Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, etc… are all sites where you can find old friends, colleagues, and your bankruptcy attorney, judge and/or trustee. If you are in…
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13 Reasons To File A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
13 Reasons To File A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy I f you are considering filing a bankruptcy, the best advice I can give you is to discuss your financial situation with a competent bankruptcy attorney. She…
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Bank refuses to break $100 bill into smaller bills!
Unless you are a customer of the bank, Houston bank First Bank in Houston refuses to break a $100.00 bill into smaller bills. My son experienced this recently when he needed to pay someone in…
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Bankruptcy Bill Announces Bankruptcy Song Contest!
I don’t mean to alarm you, but the folks at Bankruptcy Bill have organized what appears to be the first ever Bankruptcy Song Contest. So whether you’re a debtor, a creditor, a bankruptcy lawyer or…