Newsweek: "The foreclosure crisis may be coming to a middle-class neighborhood near you. As joblessness continues to rise and as a  person's unemployment  lasts on average 6.5 months, roughly 3.4 million homes are expected to go into foreclosure by the end of 2009....

From the New York Times: On television it’s hard to miss the wildly popular band of slackers singing ruefully from a shabby apartment or while waiting tables in pirate regalia. The ruined credit that led to their financial misfortune might have been sparkling if only...

Chuck Sydenstricker, staff attorney for Chapter 13 Trustee William Lawrence, Western District of Kentucky, was honored recently by the Legal Aid Society of Louisville, Kentucky as an Outstanding Volunteer for 2009. The article below is an excerpt from "Bar Briefs",...

Visit www.findmorgan.com for a website about Morgan Harrington, a young person missing while attending a concert in Charlottesville, Virginia.

 A great article by Oklahoma Bankruptcy Attorney Dan Nunley on what creditors may or may not do ! As Mr. Nunley says, it is always best to contact an attorney before you rely on anything that a debt collector tells you, as it will almost always be misleading or,...

A great description of what types of transfers a debtor or trustee can avoid, or set aside, in bankruptcy court, by Jacksonville Bankruptcy Attorney Chip Parker: Bankruptcy relief accomplishes three main goals: i) for the debtor, provides the necessary “breathing...