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While living with some form of debt is normal in today's society, life can get difficult when one's debt grows and consumes most or all available funds. Consumer debt is a major issue. However, it is not the only major source of debt plaguing individuals and families...
With holiday shopping in full swing, many are more self-aware of their spending and current debts. Credit card debt can create many burdens, but this is not the only type of debt that can weigh a person down for a long duration. More significant debt, such as a...
While California tops the list for the highest number of bankruptcies in a state, the state of Florida comes in second. On average, around 94,000 individuals in Florida file for bankruptcy each year. This is a large number of people dealing with financial troubles....
Individuals who are deep in debt might get tired of the constant collection attempts they face for past due bills. These creditors are sometimes so persistent that the methods they use border on harassment. When this happens, getting those efforts to stop might become...
Dealing with financial issues is anything but desirable. However, it is a life event often experienced by individuals in Florida and elsewhere. While it is possible to overcome these debt problems on your own, the reality is that when credit card bills, medical debt,...
As this blog has discussed, families and individuals in Florida may suddenly find themselves overwhelmed by debt for a number of different reasons. For instance, a job loss or a medical emergency can mean that a family who was staying afloat suddenly needs financial...
For many years, bankruptcy was one of those subjects that most people simply did not want to think about, much less talk about openly. Fortunately, that is changing, and this change couldn't come a moment too soon. As public opinion about bankruptcy changes, more...
Those in South Florida who are running into financial trouble may hesitate to file for bankruptcy for a number of reasons.Aside from a sense of embarrassment or emotional distress, many may worry that, by filing bankruptcy, they will have give up a lot of their...
Although unemployment remains low and wages continue to rise, the number of people in Florida who are filing for bankruptcy is on the uptick. According to numbers reported by a major Florida media outlet, bankruptcy filings have increased by 11 percent across the...
South Florida residents would be aware that the two most common methods of filing for bankruptcy are under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. While both of these methods are established debt relief methods, there are several differences...
