Whether you are currently struggling with debt and are considering filing for bankruptcy or you have already filed and are focused on recovering financially, our attorney’s informative blog posts will provide you with the useful information you need to make the most of the process. Follow our attorney blog to stay informed.
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Nebraska Foreclosure Overview When you are unable to continue to make payments on your mortgage, it is important to understand what will happen if your mortgage is foreclosed upon. -
How to Restore Your Credit After Bankruptcy Restoring your credit after bankruptcy won't be easy, but you can improve your credit score with patience and hard work. -
How to Avoid Financial Hardship After Bankruptcy Filing for bankruptcy can help you eliminate old debts, but you'll still need to make changes to get your finances back on track. -
Can I Sell Property Shortly Before Filing Bankruptcy? You can sell property before filing for bankruptcy, but there are some important considerations to make sure the sale doesn't affect your case. -
Top 5 Scams (And Why They Work) Scam artists get more creative by the day. Learn how to keep from becoming a victim. -
What Is a Suggestion of Bankruptcy? A suggestion of bankruptcy is a document providing notice that the defendant has filed bankruptcy. Learn how this affects your case. -
Will Bankruptcy Prevent Me from Getting Student Loans? Bankruptcy generally does not affect federal Perkins or Stafford student loans, but can make it harder to get PLUS loans. -
Will Income Tax Debt Be Erased In My Bankruptcy? There are specific conditions that must be met for income tax debt to be erased in bankruptcy. Call Steffens Law Offices to learn more. -
Is There a Minimum Debt Requirement for Bankruptcy? Every situation is unique, but there are some general guidelines that can help you determine if filing for bankruptcy is the best option. -
Bankruptcy the Abraham Lincoln Way Filing for bankruptcy is more common than you might think. Learn how even Abraham Lincoln needed this way to get out of debt.