Bankruptcy, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Litigation
The decision to file or not to file a bankruptcy can be stressful and overwhelming. Many attorneys offer free consultations to get to know the prospective client’s situation to better be able to counsel them in making a proper, informative decision. If you and your attorney decide that a bankruptcy is beneficial to you and […]
This question may not initially be on the mind of a prospective client when they come into your office, but the situation does come up from time to time when it is in the best interest of the client who originally started their bankruptcy as a Chapter 13 to convert that case to a Chapter […]
Generally when a debtor files for bankruptcy there is an automatic stay. There are a few circumstances where the stay might be for a limited time period or not automatic at all. This is usually when a debtor has recently had a pending bankruptcy case. It is important that you inform your attorney of all […]
This is guest article by Attorney Adam Schachter, a bankruptcy attorney in Houston Texas. What is an Automatic Stay As soon as a bankruptcy is filed, with a couple of narrow exceptions, something called the “automatic stay” goes into effect. The automatic stay is found in the bankruptcy code at 11 U.S.C. § 362(a) and it […]
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