Many people with financial problems may consider filing for bankruptcy. This legal process provides individuals relief from their debt and a second chance at financial success. Though bankruptcy might be the only choice for many people in Maryland, other options might...

Many Americans find themselves in extreme debt with no recourse to pay. The United States Courts report that there were over 750,000 non-business bankruptcy filings in 2019, with over 773,000 cases in total.  If you find yourself in serious debt, you may have...

When someone is experiencing considerable financial debt, bankruptcy may be the best option for them to recover from debt. While bankruptcy may be the right choice for many, it does not eliminate or manage all debt. There are two forms of debt: secured and unsecured....

After a motor vehicle wreck, victims often face many challenges. Serious injuries, emotional trauma and losing the ability to work are often very hard. Moreover, all of these difficulties often give rise to other problems in one's life, especially from a financial...

Filing for bankruptcy is not an easy choice to make. Thousands of Americans struggle with overwhelming credit card debt, medical expenses and mortgages. However, for some in Maryland and in many other states across the U.S., claiming bankruptcy is a way to start fresh...

Considering Bankruptcy A volatile economy makes it challenging to keep paying your bills on time when something unexpected happens. Even a relatively simple medical issue may lead to high doctor's bills and a temporary loss of income. It may only take a few months for...

Misconceptions about bankruptcy prevent many people from relieving themselves of debt they can no longer pay. If you struggle with credit card bills and worry about losing your home, bankruptcy may be a route worth exploring.  These are the truths behind four of the...