Ohio consumers with overwhelming credit card debt may have questions about the Credit Card Debt Forgiveness Act, particularly if they are unsure whether it will be a suitable remedy for their circumstances. Pursuing this as a debt relief option may be best for...
Month: January 2017
Foreclosure can be halted even if auction date is looming
Adverse financial circumstances -- often caused by employment loss or medical emergencies -- can have severe consequences. Homeowners may even face foreclosure. If an Ohio homeowner is notified of imminent foreclosure, he or she may have questions about the...
The desired result may not follow a DIY bankruptcy filing
With the availability of online options and do-it-yourself instructions for just about every procedure, Ohio consumers who are experiencing financial problems may choose to search for remedies online. Online instructions may not cover all eventualities, and for a...
Bankruptcy: Which debts qualify as priority debts?
When the debts become overwhelming, Ohio consumers may have questions about their options. While bankruptcy is likely the most appropriate way to achieve financial relief, some so-called priority debts are not dischargeable. These include secured debts such as car...
Bankruptcy vs. other debt relief options
The tremendous amount of credit card debt in the country is not only a national problem, but it also affects the lives of many consumers in Ohio. While bankruptcy is a viable option, consumers may want to compare the pros and cons of it with other debt relief options....
