As you prepare to enter retirement, your plans may not include dealing with the realities of debt. Most people enter retirement with some debt they have been handling for years, only to discover that the reduced or "fixed" income of a pension, 401k or Social Security...
If you file Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Tennessee, your assets may be seized and sold to repay a portion of your debts. To ensure that you are not left without anything or any means to rebuild, the state affords you some exemptions. In Tennessee, the homestead exemption...
Having made the decision to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Nashville, you are likely to remain fairly resolute with it. After all, such a decision should not be taken lightly. While bankruptcy does offer you the advantage of halting any creditor actions from being...
If you are a longtime credit-card user in Nashville, you should have noticed a few changes in your billings as a result of the Credit Card Accountability and Disclosure Act, or Card Act, passed in 2009. No longer are you socked with substantial fees and interest-rate...
There is a lot of debate about what to do to help the many Americans who are drowning in student loan debt. Reports often state that this debt cannot be a discharge in bankruptcy, so people carry it, hurting their credit and growing their debt further as they go...
While credit-card debt may once have been on top, medical debt has replaced it as the main reason that residents of Tennessee and all other states declare bankruptcy. That may or may not be news to you; it has been leading the list of bankruptcy causes for a few years...
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