What a Bankruptcy Can Do to Help with IRS Debt
By Daniel Herrin
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The IRS is scary. They can do more than any other creditor in terms of collections. They can put liens...
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How to Protect Your Tax Refund in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
By Daniel Herrin
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If you are in a chapter 13 bankruptcy, then your tax refund is likely the only chance you have at...
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How You Might Be Able To Lower Your Student Loan Payments
By Daniel Herrin
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There is not nearly enough being done to help consumers with their student loan debt. Congress continues to delay the...
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Transfer on Death Deeds: An awesome tool you should consider if you live in Texas
By Daniel Herrin
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Probate is expensive. The costs and time associated with the Probate process have led to many individuals simply forgoing the...
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Dealing with Hot Checks in Bankruptcy
By Daniel Herrin
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An individual issues a hot check (also known as a “Bad Check,” a “NSF Check,” a “Dishonored Check,” or a...
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FHFA To Unveil New Principal Reduction Modification Program
By Daniel Herrin
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Delinquent on your home mortgage payments? You may be in luck. For borrowers whose loans are owned or guaranteed by...
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CRAMDOWN: How you may be able to save thousands of dollars on your vehicle in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
By Daniel Herrin
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Introduction Under Chapter 13 bankruptcy, individuals with regular income are granted the opportunity to develop a repayment plan in order...
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How Bankruptcy Can Stop a Foreclosure
By Daniel Herrin
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There are many reasons why someone might choose to file for bankruptcy; however, two of the most prevalent reasons are...
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Budgeting Like a Pro – Tools I use Everyday
By Daniel Herrin
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As a bankruptcy lawyer I deal with people whose financial situations have sometimes gotten drastically out of control. It's seldom one terrible...
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Finding a good, local bankrupcty attorney
By Daniel Herrin
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Going through bankruptcy can be a trying experience. It can be overwhelming and it’s not always clear what to do,...
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How to avoid a bankruptcy mill
By Daniel Herrin
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Filing for bankruptcy can be a heartbreaking and confusing process. You want a law firm that will take a look...
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People Who Found Success After Bankruptcy
By Daniel Herrin
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Bankruptcy is often the option people decide to take when they can no longer afford to pay their debts. Many...
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Steps to Establishing Credit After Bankruptcy
By Daniel Herrin
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Although bankruptcy can be devastating, there are many ways you can get back on track financially after bankruptcy. The first...
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Can filing for Bankruptcy prevent Vehicle Repossession?
By Daniel Herrin
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Help! My car has been Repo'd Losing your vehicle through repossession can feel like a nightmare. For most people, the...
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How to Identify a Superior Affordable Bankruptcy Attorney
By Daniel Herrin
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Obviously if you’re needing help declaring bankruptcy, you don’t have a lot of money to spare. Far too many Dallas...
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Finding a Good Local Bankruptcy Lawyer
By Daniel Herrin
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In other aspects of your life you probably would not make a major decision or make a significant purchase without...
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How to Avoid the January Finance Hangover from Christmas
By Daniel Herrin
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Every single year it happens. The chaos of the Holidays. We spend more, work less and always fail to account...
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Celebrating Christmas on a Budget
By Daniel Herrin
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The holiday season is a time that brings family and friends together for festive celebrations, intimate gatherings, delicious seasonal treats...
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Can I afford to file for bankruptcy?
By Daniel Herrin
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Bankruptcy is an economic solution that has many myths attached to it and most of those myths are false. One...
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Can I Switch Attorneys After I filed Bankruptcy
By Daniel Herrin
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You always have the right to control who represents you in legal matters. That is a fact that is always...
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The IRS is scary. They can do more than any other creditor in terms of collections. They can put liens on your property, including your homestead. They can garnish your bank account. They can sell...
If you are in a chapter 13 bankruptcy, then your tax refund is likely the only chance you have at trying to get ahead. However, the Chapter 13 Trustee will almost always attempt to...
There is not nearly enough being done to help consumers with their student loan debt. Congress continues to delay the inevitable, and student loan services have very little sympathy for consumers. They offer very...
Probate is expensive. The costs and time associated with the Probate process have led to many individuals simply forgoing the process altogether, and, consequently, real property is not properly transferred to an individual’s heirs....
An individual issues a hot check (also known as a “Bad Check,” a “NSF Check,” a “Dishonored Check,” or a “Bounced Check”) when they fraudulently write a check despite having knowledge of the fact...
Delinquent on your home mortgage payments? You may be in luck. For borrowers whose loans are owned or guaranteed by Fannie Mae or Freddy Mac, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (or FHFA) will soon...
Introduction Under Chapter 13 bankruptcy, individuals with regular income are granted the opportunity to develop a repayment plan in order to satisfy all or part of the debts for which Creditors hold claims. A Chapter...
There are many reasons why someone might choose to file for bankruptcy; however, two of the most prevalent reasons are (1) a debtor’s need for relief, and (2) a desire to preserve one’s assets....
As a bankruptcy lawyer I deal with people whose financial situations have sometimes gotten drastically out of control. It's seldom one terrible decision that bankrupts someone, though. More frequently, it's a gradual decline that takes place due...
Going through bankruptcy can be a trying experience. It can be overwhelming and it’s not always clear what to do, or who you should turn to. In another post we discuss bankruptcy mills and...