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Can bankruptcy provide relief from student loan debt?

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Jan 8, 2021 | consumer bankruptcy

Financial hardships can come in various forms, some of which may build up over time, while others could be of a more sudden and unexpected nature. Those who suffer under the weight of debt may wish to weigh each of the available options to help safeguard their...

Does a debt have to be real to affect one’s credit?

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Dec 23, 2020 | consumer bankruptcy

While dealing with financial hardships that stem from another person’s actions can be stressful, those who cosign on loans or vehicle titles for others may understand the risks prior to taking on obligations. In some cases, a person in Kentucky may even be prepared to...

New regulations increase contact options for debt collectors

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Dec 11, 2020 | consumer bankruptcy

In times of financial unrest, many individuals in Kentucky and across the nation may know the stress of receiving frequent phone calls and letters regarding past due accounts. Collection attempts continue to be one of the most intimidating aspects of dealing with...

Issues with debt can affect all age groups

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Nov 19, 2020 | consumer bankruptcy

Financial challenges can stem from a variety of circumstances and can affect virtually anyone, regardless of age. While the types of financial strain that affect each age group may differ in some regard, some forms of debt continue to remain a concern across the...

Determining if bankruptcy is the proper path

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Nov 6, 2020 | consumer bankruptcy

When financial obligations reach unmanageable levels, options such as creating a budget or cutting expenses might do little to help resolve the situation. While there are certain outlets that could help a person seek relief from high amounts of debt, choosing a path...

Addressing concerns about possessions in bankruptcy

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Oct 27, 2020 | consumer bankruptcy

While struggling under the weight of financial strain can be a stressful process, some individuals in Kentucky and elsewhere may find that choosing a path for relief could also seem intimidating. Certain aspects of the bankruptcy process may leave some dealing with...

Creating a strategy to reduce or eliminate debts

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Oct 15, 2020 | consumer bankruptcy

There may be a multitude of individuals who feel that maintaining a positive financial standing is a vital component of life. Unfortunately, monetary woes can come in various forms, some of which could be difficult to predict, let alone plan for. While struggling...

Seeking protecting from wage garnishment through bankruptcy

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Sep 30, 2020 | consumer bankruptcy

Unmanageable debt can affect the lives of individuals of virtually any financial standing and such challenges may only continue to increase in severity as time passes by. In some cases, those who face such issues and rely on their wages just to get by could encounter...

Bankruptcy: How debt could affect personal relationships

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Sep 16, 2020 | consumer bankruptcy

Prolonged bouts with monetary hardships can prove stressful and harrowing and such issues run the risk of affecting a person’s life in various ways. In some cases, individuals in Kentucky may find that issues with debt could even place a significant strain on personal...

Property you can keep when filing for bankruptcy in Kentucky

On behalf of Marcus H. Herbert & Associates | Sep 12, 2020 | consumer bankruptcy

When you file for bankruptcy, you can keep certain assets such as your primary home. Kentucky allows you to choose between state and federal property exemptions in a bankruptcy filing. These are the common exempt types of property recognized by the state. Permanent...
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