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People often assume that they can no longer apply for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. What’s changed is that the steps may be more complex and some of the qualifications more difficult if you are looking for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Tucson or elsewhere in Arizona.
... Read MoreHalloween brings its fair share of scary things. Ghosts, goblins, vampires and things that go bump in the night are certainly worthy of fright. A "Notice of Abandonment" from the Bankruptcy Trustee shouldn't be one of them. Unfortunately all too often I receive frantic calls from concerned clients who have just received a trustee's notice of "Proposed Abandonment" of his or her interest in the client's home. Even though we discussed the meaning of a notice of... Read More
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