When someone is on the verge of filing for bankruptcy, they have a myriad of questions about the process and the ramifications of a bankruptcy filing. Quite often, a prospective client will come to one of our four offices (Dade County, Broward County, and two in Monroe County) with preconceived...
Binder & Binder Files For Bankruptcy
Binder & Binder Bankruptcy Shows Why Florida Residents Should Hire a Local Social Security Disability Firm That Provides Representation by Experienced Lawyers Binder & Binder, a Long Island-based Social Security disability firm that many recognize from late-night television commercials with brothers Harry and Charles Binder sporting 10-gallon hats, filed for...
Many in Southern Florida Saddled with Medical Debt
Even though we are hearing that the economy is improving for some Americans, one area where many residents of Dade, Broward, and Monroe County still financially struggle is medical debt created by doctor and hospital bills. Report: 20 Percent In U.S. Have Unpaid Medical Bills Medical debt often comes about...
The Need to File for Bankruptcy Can Strike Anyone
Bad Financial Advice Leads Pro Hockey Player To File For Bankruptcy Relief From the outside, people often think that those who file for bankruptcy must be financially irresponsible and that bankruptcy could never happen to them. However, both of these ideas frequently could not be further from the truth. One...
Putting Your Life Back Together after Bankruptcy
Many individuals who are considering bankruptcy have specific questions about the process and the ways it will solve their financial problems before the actually take the steps to file a bankruptcy petition. The majority of these issues are likely of primary concern to people who are thinking about filing for...
A Trustee’s Role in a Bankruptcy Case
Those thinking about filing for bankruptcy understandably have many questions about the process. These inquiries can range from how exactly their debts will be affected to questions about the procedure and players involved in their bankruptcy case. One person who plays a large part in bankruptcy proceedings, and of whom...
Common Questions: Student Loans and Bankruptcy
The cost of education has skyrocketed over the years. Almost every student that attends any form of higher education is required to take out student loans just to pay for coursework. Some students are exiting college after four years with enough student loan to pay for two single family homes....
Credit Counseling Requirement for Bankruptcy Cases
The decision to file for bankruptcy is a serious one, and the many requirements inherent in the bankruptcy process are meant to reflect that. They are also meant to ensure that those who file for bankruptcy understand the gravity of their decision to do so. One such obligation part of...
Foreclosure Defenses in Florida
Considering the current state of the economy, many Florida residents are experiencing financial hardship and corresponding problems. At times, these problems may lead to mortgage foreclosure. The good news is that an experienced attorney can assist you with foreclosure defense and give you the best chance of retaining your home....
Drowning in Credit Card Debt
In the current economy, many people may be relying too heavily on credit cards to meet their basic needs. Many credit card holders face the reality of only making the minimum payment every month, a situation that has bleak consequences. What is worse is that many people cannot afford to...