I Filed Bankruptcy and a Creditor Is Still Trying to Collect. Here’s What to Do Right Now.
A creditor still collecting after your bankruptcy filing? Learn how to enforce the automatic stay under 11 U.S.C. 362 and what damages you may be owed.
A creditor still collecting after your bankruptcy filing? Learn how to enforce the automatic stay under 11 U.S.C. 362 and what damages you may be owed.
More Chapter 13 plans are dismissed than completed. Here’s how to modify, get a hardship discharge, or convert to Chapter 7 before dismissal hits.
A title lender just seized your car? Get your redemption payoff, your personal property back, and know your state’s deficiency rules before the sale.
A creditor still billing or calling after your bankruptcy discharge? Learn your rights under 11 U.S.C. 524, how to reopen your case for free, and stop it.
Enova’s NetCredit unit denied wrongdoing but forgave $87 million in Virginia loans. Here’s what its SEC filing says and what it means for you.
A process server can’t arrest you or force your door — but hiding doesn’t stop the lawsuit. Here’s exactly what to do when one is trying to serve you debt papers.
Your car was just repossessed. Here’s what to do in the next 48 hours: reinstatement options, bankruptcy to stop the auction, how to get your belongings back, and your state’s protections.
Quick Answer: A California bankruptcy judge awarded $45 million in punitive damages against Bank of America for violating automatic stay protections during the Sundquist family’s bankruptcy case. The bank’s illegal foreclosure actions caused severe emotional and financial harm, with the judge ordering $40 million be donated to consumer legal services organizations.A few days ago, Judge …