How Much Debt Is Too Much Debt and Can Bankruptcy Help? How Much Debt is too Much? Almost every American has some type of debt. The average person has over $137,000 in debt. Personal loans, car loans, mortgages, and education … Continue reading →
Bankruptcy Can Provide Relief To Consumers Affected By Covid-19 The sudden interruption of the U.S. economy caused by Covid-19 has affected countless households, leading to unemployment, furloughs, and business closures. Without regular income, even with a portion available through unemployment … Continue reading →
If I Filed Chapter 13 Can I Buy or Sell my Home in Ohio? You can buy or sell a home while under Chapter 13 bankruptcy. However, you will need to get authorization first. Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy involves … Continue reading →
Medical Bills Major Cause of Bankruptcy for American Citizens Life can be expensive. And it is no fun for anyone who must admit to family and friends that they are experiencing financial difficulty. But when a medical emergency happens, the … Continue reading →
Ohio Bankruptcy Court Updates in Central Ohio The Covid-19 pandemic being experienced across the globe has left a serious mark on the United States in terms of both health and finances. As the virus spreads and manifests across the nation, … Continue reading →
At Wood & Brewer, LLC, our clients mean everything to us. New clients and current clients alike. The safety of our clients and the safety of our staff is of the utmost importance to us, especially during this difficult and … Continue reading →
What to Do If You are Still Getting Collection Calls After Filing Bankruptcy In Ohio The moment a person files bankruptcy, the law protects the debtor from collection calls, letters, and emails. Being contacted by a creditor after filing can … Continue reading →
What if I Have Co-signed Debt and I File for Bankruptcy in Ohio? When most people file for bankruptcy, they’re looking for a way out of crushing debt. Some, though, aren’t just concerned about how the move will impact their … Continue reading →
Bankruptcy Can Help Prevent a Support Lien in Ohio if You Fall Behind on Spousal and Child Support When someone falls behind on their spousal and child support payments, their ex-spouse is permitted by law to place a lien on … Continue reading →
An Unexpected Benefit of Chapter 7: Permanently Stop Student Loan Collections in Ohio. Filing for Bankruptcy can be a complicated and daunting procedure. When a person attempts to take this task on without consulting with a professional, they may miss … Continue reading →
