Articles Posted in Debt Relief

“What is bankruptcy?” In this guide, we’ll break down what bankruptcy is, how it works, and whether it could be the right solution for your financial situation.

Debt settlement vs. bankruptcy attorney: the short answer If you are drowning in credit card bills, medical debt, or a failing business loan, you have probably seen the ads: “Cut your debt in half without bankruptcy!” Debt settlement companies promise to negotiate with your creditors for you. What the ads leave out is that a…

The chapter that’s “right” for you depends on your income, what you own, what you owe, and what you’re trying to protect — most often, a house or a car you’re behind on.

Are you struggling with overwhelming debt in Denver, Colorado? Searching for a “Denver bankruptcy attorney near me” can be the first step toward regaining control of your financial future. Bankruptcy offers a legal path to relieve the burden of unmanageable debts, stop creditor harassment, and protect your assets. At Long & Long, our experienced bankruptcy…

To successfully complete your Chapter 13 plan and obtain your discharge, all Plan payments to the bankruptcy trustee must be timely paid in full, and secured creditors in the Plan (e.g., mortgage or car loan lenders) must be paid on time.

If you’re overwhelmed by debt and wondering, “How does bankruptcy work?” you’re not alone. Bankruptcy can be a powerful tool to help you regain control of your finances, but the process can seem complex. At LONG & LONG P.C., our experienced bankruptcy attorneys are here to simplify it for you. In this guide, we’ll walk you through…

The first thing you must do when a debt collector calls is to inquire if indeed they are the creditor themselves–such as the actual doctor’s office or hospital business office itself.

Follow these simple tips to effectively deal with debt collectors in Colorado. 

Should I hire an attorney to file bankruptcy?

It is not unusual that the spouse of a financially distressed person is unaware of the financial difficulty of the other spouse. Reasons may include one spouse controls the finances, one spouse runs a small business, or the couple keep their financial affairs separate. So, the question often arises how to talk to your spouse…