Filing for bankruptcy in Utah can have a long-lasting impact on your finances, so it’s important to choose the right person to help you with the process.
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When Does Bankruptcy Make Sense?
If you are facing a financial crisis, such as a job loss, illness, or divorce, bankruptcy may be the best option to get relief from your debts and get a fresh start.
How do you get a bankruptcy discharge?
Unless there is litigation involving objections to the bankruptcy discharge, the debtor will usually automatically receive a discharge. The Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure provide for the clerk of the bankruptcy court to send via US mail a copy of the order of discharge to all creditors, the U.S. trustee, the trustee in the case,… Continue reading How do you get a bankruptcy discharge?
5 Ways Your Bankruptcy Could Be Denied
We always say it better to give too much information that too little. You are seeking forgiveness of your debts and need to approach the process with clean hands. Rest assured however that if you honestly disclose your required information you should have no problems with the bankruptcy court.
Tough Financial Challenges
When debt issues arise in Utah, having experienced legal help can provide a path to get into a better situation during a tough financial challenge. Utah has turned to the Utah Bankruptcy Guy during tough financial challenges for more than 25 year.
Ways To Stop Foreclosure In Utah
Do you see a foreclosure on the horizon? Here are 5 ways to stop foreclosure before it starts. Foreclosure is a major crisis for most families in Utah. We can help. You have options to help keep you and your family from losing your home. You can get out of debt without losing everything!
Did A Lot of People File Bankruptcy Last Year?
In the year 2020, 544,463 people filed bankruptcy in the United States. That number may seem enormous, but in reality, Bankruptcy filings in 2020 were the lowest they have been in thirty-five years. This may seem counterintuitive for the type of year 2020 was, but it makes sense when you think more about the government assistance that a lot of people received last year.
Will bankruptcy affect my husband?
Sometimes filing bankruptcy individually isn’t necessarily the best option if you and your spouse share debts, and only one one of you files since debt collectors still have the ability to contact the non-filing spouse regarding debt payments. Filing jointly can be beneficial to your spouse in that situation, because it could protect them from debt collectors.
Cosigners and Bankruptcy
The idea that Shakespeare is illustrating in Hamlet relates very closely to the modern day concept of being a cosigner to someone else debt. Ever wonder what happens if the guy you cosigned with filed bankruptcy? How does cosigners and bankruptcy work? Let the Utah Bankruptcy Guy explain:
No Money Left
Large corporations understand the benefits of bankruptcy and may utilize it to keep their company afloat. However, the average person doesn’t usually know that when they have no money left, bankruptcy is actually a safety net. The Utah Law Office of Douglas Barrett offers free personal bankruptcy consultations to discuss what strategies are best for you in your financial situation