Bankruptcy can be a complicated process, and many people are intimidated by it. Gather the facts you need to make informed decisions in our free legal library. Our attorneys explain how Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy work, what the advantages and disadvantages are, and much more in these helpful articles. We also cover a variety of topics related to Nebraska injury claims.
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Filing For Bankruptcy Without Being a U.S. Citizen If you are an undocumented immigrant, you can get relief from your creditors by filing bankruptcy. Take that important first step by contacting us today. -
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Steps To Take If You Lost Your Job Or Have Reduced Hours If you have questions about how the Coronavirus has impacted your financial situation, contact the Nebraska bankruptcy attorneys at Steffens Law Office -
Nebraska evictions paused until May 31 Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has temporarily delayed evictions in certain situations because of COVID-19 and the economic challenges people are facing.