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One Million Homes ?
"LOS ANGELES – Rosalyn Dalebout rents out space in her home to three tenants, has cut off her phone service and canceled her earthquake and life insurance — all to pay her mortgage every month. So far, she's one of the lucky ones. More than 1 million American...
“I meant to do it, but I’m really sorry” doesn’t count in bankruptcy- Kentucky Bankruptcy Law Blog Post by Lexington Bankruptcy Attorney Greg Napier
"Where things went wrong is that Mr. Marklin, with full knowledge that the bank held a security interest in the proceeds, sold the crop but kept all of the money for his own use. Now, I do not know that Mr. Marklin spent the money on luxury items or if he just used it...
More on the brink of homelessness in Kentucky, study finds
The Bluegrass Politics blog has a recent post on the increasing trend in Kentucky of folks losing their homes. This has primarily been a problem in other areas of the country, but as the economy worsens, is hitting closer to home. This is a very disturbing trend,...
The Debt Relief Rip-Off
"Instead of sending money to a debt relief company, debtors would be better off going to the race track and betting on a horse." That just about sums it up, Don ! Click here for award winning financial columnist and structured settlement guru Don McNay's recent...
Four Reasons Why Chapter 13 Bankruptcy May Be Better Than Debt Consolidation
A very informative post by Dallas bankruptcy attorney Reed Allmand. John Rogers, Kentucky Bankruptcy Attorney
Consumer Alert !! – Beware of Debt Settlement Companies
The New York Times has a recent article out on the perils of "so-called" debt settlement companies. In other words, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. As bankruptcy attorneys, we warn about these often, but it never hurts to remind (click on the...