Tips for Avoiding Bankruptcy

The advice in this article can help you to avoid a bankruptcy or rebuild your credit and wealth after a bankruptcy filing.  If paying 20% of your income to reduce debt is not enough to help you climb out of a bad debt situation, however, you should consider consulting with a qualified bankruptcy attorney.  To schedule a no-cost, no-obligation consultation call the Law Offices of James Wingfield at 508-797-0200, or visit the contact section of our website.

Perspective from a Ch. 7 Trustee

Ch. 7 Trustees are often bankruptcy attorneys themselves who represent debtors, creditors or both in their non-trustee practice.  Here's an interview with a new Ch. 7 trustee on learning the ropes after only representing debtors:  http://tinyurl.com/47hsx2z.  It's important to find a qualified bankruptcy lawyer who understands the Trustee's perspective.  To schedule a no-cost, no-obligation consultation call the Law Offices of James Wingfield at 508-797-0200 or visit the contact page on our website.

Opposition on the Hill to Consumer Protection

NY Times Op-Ed regarding the GOP attack on Elizabeth Warren: http://nyti.ms/i0GA9k

It's important to recognize that creditors have lawyers and lobbyists.  Its important that for you to have a  qualified bankruptcy attorney  in your corner if you are experiencing trouble with debt.  To schedule a no-cost, no-obligation consultation call the Law Offices of James Wingfield at 508-797-0200 or visit the contact page on our website.

A Friendly Reminder That Banrkruptcy Relief is Intended for Honest Debtors

A Friendly Reminder That Banrkruptcy Relief is Intended for Honest Debtors.  The former Mayor of Corona California learned this lesson the hard way.  Before you attempt a bankruptcy talk to a qualified bankruptcy attorney and do not withhold facts.  To schedule a no-cost, no-obligation consultation call the Law Offices of James Wingfield at 508-797-0200 or visit the contact page on our website.