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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Bankruptcy and Student Loan EligibilityBankruptcy generally does not affect federal Perkins or Stafford student loans, but can make it harder to get PLUS loans.
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Can You Erase Income Tax Debt in 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.
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Does Filing for Bankruptcy in Omaha Require a Minimum Debt?Every situation is unique, but there are some general guidelines that can help you determine if filing for bankruptcy in Omaha is the best option. Find out now!
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What You Can Learn from Abraham Lincoln's BankruptcyFiling for bankruptcy is more common than you might think. Learn how even Abraham Lincoln needed this way to get out of debt.
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The Waiting Game: Filing a Second Bankruptcy in OmahaIf you need to file for a second bankruptcy in Omaha, NE, there is a timeline you must follow. Our experienced Nebraska bankruptcy law firm breaks it down.
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Hold On...To Your Home EquityWhy is it important for any bankruptcy filer to claim the homestead exemption?
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Changes in Nebraska Bankruptcy Means Test Income Limits
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How to Determine Your Vehicle's Market Value
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Tips for Living Within Your MeansThe theory goes that during economic hard times, people buy only what they absolutely need.
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When to Consider Filing a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in NebraskaOur experienced bankruptcy attorneys break down the differences between filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy and filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Nebraska.
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Some Things Can't Be Taken Away From YouThere are some property items and amounts which no creditor can take, unless they have a lien, because they are “exempt” under the law.
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Loan Qualification After a CatastropheWhile debtors often get credit card offers (albeit low limits) shortly after their bankruptcy case closes, getting a loan will require some planned action