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What does the Bible tell us about money? The Key Passage is 1 Tim. 6:6-10 in which Paul makes reference to Job.

Just as seeing the Dentist for annual or semi-annual checkups to make sure you are brushing properly to prevent cavities, it is necessary to check up on your Mortgage Servicer to make sure your monthly mortgage payments are applied correctly to prevent costly surprises.

Wage garnishment and bank levies are cruel forms of collections, especially when the wages seized are essential to pay for food, clothing, shelter, and other necessary items of support. How can you protect your wages from creditors?

Bankruptcy can be both emotionally and financially stressful, but bankruptcy also offers the hope of a more financially stable future. It is important to look and plan ahead after bankruptcy. If you need assistance filing for or recovering from bankruptcy call your bankruptcy attorney today.

The truth is that Bankruptcy Relief has its roots in the Bible. The Old Testament has many examples of compassionate treatment of the poor and preservation of the family unit. These goals were superior to the material concerns of repayment of debt.

“In February 2015, the FTC filed a complaint alleging that Jared Irby, Richard Hughes, Coastal Acquisitions LLC, and PSC Administrative LLC, who typically did business as “Payday Support Center” or “Infinity Client Solutions,” falsely promised to resolve consumers’ payday loans through their hardship program.

Our job is to listen carefully to you so we understand the facts of your situation and your goals so we can help you find a solution. At a recent consultation, a single mom’s wages were garnished and prevented her from paying bills and making necessary purchases for her family.

We offer non-judgmental conferences. The last thing someone needs when they are asking for help is for someone to judge them. My purpose as a bankruptcy attorney is to solve financially distressed persons unsolved problems innovatively and to make the lives of clients a whole lot easier in or out of court.

Is Student Loan debt preventing you from buying a home, getting married, saving for retirement, credit with low interest rates, providing a minimum standard of living for your family...

Do I Qualify? If you can answer yes or N/A to the following questions: Are you currently in an open bankruptcy proceeding? Have you filed all required federal tax returns? Have you made all required estimated tax payments?