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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Rebuild Your Credit By Filing Bankruptcy in Nebraska With our “Fresh Start for $100 Down” payment plan, only $100 is due before filing bankruptcy in Nebraska. Learn more about boosting your credit with bankruptcy. -
4 Important Questions to Ask When Choosing a Bankruptcy Law Firm There are dramatic differences in the way one Bankruptcy law firm handles cases versus another. These 4 questions will help you find the right one for you. -
Fire Your Debt Settlement Company Today Fire your debt settlement company today, dozens of our clients have fired their debt settlement company and received sizable refunds! -
Erase the Lien From Your Home in Bankruptcy (Without Paying the Debt!) If you have questions about removing judgment liens in bankruptcy, please contact the Nebraska bankruptcy lawyers and staff at Steffens Law Office. -
What Options Do I Have To Pay For Bankruptcy? If you cannot pay the full amount for a Chapter 7 up front, our Nebraska bankruptcy attorneys have options to help you qualify for bankruptcy. -
Union Pacific Job Loss and Wage Cuts If you have been impacted by Union Pacific’s recent layoffs and pay reductions, our experienced attorneys share few ways you can respond to unemployment. -
How To File For Unemployment In Nebraska During Coronavirus The federal CARES ACT created unemployment benefits, here's what you need to know and how to file for unemployment in Nebraska. -
Get The Most Out Of Your Tax Refund! (And-when will the IRS pay it, anyway?) If you have questions about your tax refund contact the experienced Nebraska bankruptcy attorneys at Steffens Law Office today. -
Home Loan Assistance Provided By The CARES ACT The CARES Act/ Coronavirus Stimulus stopped all foreclosures of “federally backed” mortgages until May 17, 2020. -
What Nebraska Bankruptcy Filers Need To Know Regarding the Coronavirus Stimulus Payment Here's what Nebraska bankruptcy filers need to know regarding their finances during COVID-19