Written by Myrtle Beach Bankruptcy Lawyer, Allen JeffcoatIn my Myrtle Beach bankruptcy practice I often talk to clients who have been struggling with their finances for months or years. Eventually, they decide to file bankruptcy as a last resort. Although this is likely the answer for them, they have waited so long to plan for bankruptcy that they will miss many opportunities to save valuable assets for their future use and support.For example, one Conway client struggled for many months to keep her credit card payments current, by drawing down and ultimately cashing in her retirement plan that she had spent years accumulating. She was dismayed to find out that, although her credit card debt would be wiped out in bankruptcy, she could have kept ...
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Written by Myrtle Beach Bankruptcy Lawyer, Allen JeffcoatIn my Myrtle Beach bankruptcy practice, I often talk to clients who are considering filing bankruptcy and who have a license that they are worried about ...
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Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMottBankruptcy clients earn more money than bankruptcy lawyers. And in some cases, they earn more than bankruptcy judges.Now I know some of you are convinced I've ...
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Written by Rock Hill Bankruptcy Lawyer, Showell BladesA client who has a good bankruptcy lawyer usually has a calm experience once the case is filed. The idea is to, as my mentor ...
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Written by Lex Rogerson, Lexington Bankruptcy LawyerFiling bankruptcy can be a lengthy process and require a good deal of effort on the part of the debtor. For this reason, my Lexington, South Carolina ...
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Written by Greenville/Spartanburg Bankruptcy Lawyer, Däna WilkinsonGrocery chain Bi-Lo, Inc. has successfully emerged from Chapter 11 reorganization. Probably the largest Chapter 11 reorganization case to be handled in South Carolina, approval of the ...
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Written by Greenville/Spartanburg Bankruptcy Lawyer Däna WilkinsonLast week a North Myrtle Beach hot dog vendor pled guilty to bankruptcy fraud. He hasn't been sentenced yet, but he could spend time in a federal ...
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Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMottBankruptcy is complicated. And bankruptcy law has changed radically over the last few years. I see this in my Charleston area practice every day, and all ...
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Written by Rock Hill Bankruptcy Lawyer, Showell BladesBankruptcy can be an effective way to get rid of tax debt, but you must first understand some basic principles about taxes and bankruptcy law.“Let me ...
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Written by Greenwood Bankruptcy Lawyer, Dee ComptonFiling bankruptcy to deal with only one creditor might seem extreme, but title lenders are often a "wolf in sheep's clothing." Sometimes you need to take extreme ...
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Written by Spartanburg Bankruptcy Lawyer, Däna WilkinsonThere is no wage garnishment statute in South Carolina. That's right--none, nada, zippo. Despite the fact that every debt collector out there will do his level best ...
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