258. What Happens to Your Utility Bills In Bankruptcy?
Are you behind on your utility payments? Are you considering bankruptcy? If so, you may be wondering what will happen to your utility services after you file for bankruptcy. Here's what you need to know: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy How does Chapter [...]
257. I Need to File Bankruptcy, But Have a Federal Audit – What Do I Do?
Are you considering filing for bankruptcy, but have recently been selected for a federal audit? You may be wondering if this is relevant to your case. It is. And, you will need to disclose this information to your attorney, whether the [...]
256. Who Qualifies For Student Loan Forgiveness?
President Biden's administration announced that income-based repayment programs, like IDR (income-driven repayment) will be expanded and will allow for more borrowers to qualify for forgiveness. According to the Education Department, “at least 3.6 million borrowers will be provided with options to [...]
255. I’m in a Divorce and My Ex-Spouse is Filing Bankruptcy: How Am I Affected?
It can be an extremely difficult time if you are considering filing for divorce or currently in a divorce. This is especially true if your ex is filing for bankruptcy. You may not be sure how this will affect you or [...]
254. What Happens If I Do Not Win an EDD Appeal?
In previous posts we've explored what an EDD Notice of Overpayment is and how to appeal that notice. But, what happens if you lose your appeal? What Happens If I Do Not Win? If you are found to be at fault [...]
253. I Want to Appeal my EDD Notice of Overpayment, What Can I Expect?
If you received a Notice of Overpayment or your benefits were revoked and you filed an appeal with the EDD, you may be wondering what happens next. So, what happens after the appeal? Next Steps After you have sent in the [...]
252. What You Need to Know About EDD Overpayments
Have you received a notice of overpayment from the California Employment Development Department (EDD)? If so, it is important that you do not put off dealing with the EDD. Here's what you need to know: What Does the EDD Do? The [...]
251. Did You Know That Unemployment Compensation is Taxable?
Do you receive unemployment? If so, there is some important information about unemployment income and taxes that you need to know: Unemployment & Taxes First, according to the IRS, "all unemployment compensation is taxable in the tax year it is received." [...]
250. I’m Ready For a Bankruptcy Consult, What Can I Expect?
Has debt been a struggle for you? If you have been looking for ways to achieve a financial fresh start, bankruptcy is a great option. Speaking with a bankruptcy attorney is your first step to understanding what options will work best [...]
249. What You Need to Know About Canceled DeVry Student Loans
Did you attend DeVry University? Did you have a student loan? If so, here’s what you need to know about what The Education Department’s canceled federal student loan debt. How to Submit a Borrower Defense Claim You will first need to [...]
248. Taxes Are Almost Due: Here’s What You Need to Know About Filing and Getting Rid of Your Tax Debt
The IRS deadline to file your 2021 taxes approaching on April 18, 2022. Are you ready? Are you worried about not being able to pay your tax bill in full. Here is what you need to know: File On Time Yes, [...]
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