There are various mandatory administrative and education fees involved in filing for bankruptcy, along with attorney’s fees if you wisely decide not to represent yourself (for key questions to ask
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Bankruptcy is not a punishment. It is a protection. But contrary to popular belief, this protection is not for creditors. It is for debtors. This is because the courts —
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Understandably, the biggest concern that many people have about filing for bankruptcy is how it may hinder their ability to get a mortgage in the future. To provide clarity and
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Knowing what you should do in the months, weeks and days ahead of a bankruptcy filing is important. But in a sense, knowing what you should NOT do is even
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We have already devoted two blogs (this one and this one) to the noble cause of debunking bankruptcy myths about chapter 7 bankruptcy. And while we hoped that the book
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Whether temporary or leading to divorce, separation can be an emotionally traumatic experience. Indeed, even in so-called “good breakups” (which some people consider a contradiction in terms) can cause wounds
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Unless a bankruptcy court deems otherwise (more on this below), there is no limit to the number of bankruptcy cases that an individual can file. However, where restrictions come into
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One of the most common questions — and indeed, major fears — that people have when they think about filing for bankruptcy, is whether they’ll be able to buy a
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On the road toward and beyond a bankruptcy filing, there are many dos — and even more don’ts. This isn’t because bankruptcy is a dangerous minefield that threatens to destroy
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If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, or have already decided that doing so is in your best financial interests, then one of the most important questions you may have
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The Law Office of Charles H. Huber, Attorney At Law is located in Northwest Plaza now called The Crossings at Northwest at Lindbergh Boulevard (Route 67) and St. Charles Rock Road in St. Ann, Mo., just south of Interstate 70.