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Monthly Archives: December 2024

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What Happens to Co-Signers When You File for Bankruptcy?

By Law Office of Adam I. Skolnik, P.A. |

Filing for bankruptcy can offer relief if you are dealing with overwhelming debt. It can provide you with an opportunity to start afresh. However, if you have co-signers, you should keep in mind that your decision to file for bankruptcy could affect them. Co-signers who agree to take responsibility for a loan if the… Read More »

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Can Bankruptcy Be Reversed?

By Law Office of Adam I. Skolnik, P.A. |

Bankruptcy is a legal process designed to help people and businesses dealing with overwhelming debt. Bankruptcy can help debtors re-arrange or eliminate their debts. Once bankruptcy is filed, it might seem like the process cannot be reversed. However, under certain circumstances, bankruptcy can be reversed or dismissed. Whether a bankruptcy case can be reversed… Read More »

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How Much Debt Should You Have Before Filing Bankruptcy?

By Law Office of Adam I. Skolnik, P.A. |

Bankruptcy is a powerful tool for people dealing with debt. Bankruptcy can offer relief from debt and allow people to start over financially. However, the decision to file for bankruptcy should not be taken lightly. Despite its benefits, bankruptcy is not always the right option. Understanding whether bankruptcy is right for you is vital… Read More »

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Can I File for Bankruptcy if I am Employed?

By Law Office of Adam I. Skolnik, P.A. |

Filing for bankruptcy allows people struggling with overwhelming debt to eliminate or restructure their debts. If you are struggling with overwhelming debt and are considering filing for bankruptcy, one question you may be asking yourself is, “Can I file for bankruptcy if I am employed?” Simply put, yes, employed people can and often do… Read More »

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