Chapter 7 * cases starting at $1200 in attorney fees plus court filing fees of $338
Chapter 13 * cases starting at $750 down which includes the filing fees and then hourly work will be billed
* Please note that all cases require a full consultation before an individual attorney fee quote can be made
Chapter 7 * cases starting at $1200 in attorney fees plus court filing fees of $338
Chapter 13 * cases starting at $750 down which includes the filing fees and then hourly work will be billed
* Please note that all cases require a full consultation before an individual attorney fee quote can be made
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Understanding how credit card companies calculate interest on unpaid debt is key to managing your finances. When you carry a balance, interest charges can add up quickly. Here's a breakdown of how interest works and what factors affect how much you’ll pay. What is the...
If you're considering filing for bankruptcy, understanding the key differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy is essential. Each type of bankruptcy offers unique options depending on your financial situation, so knowing which one fits best is crucial....
Many parents want to pass money down to their children, even during financial hardship. Fortunately, filing for bankruptcy does not mean you have to give up the hope of leaving something for your children. A trust may offer a way to protect family assets, but the...
After a cancer diagnosis, people's expectations for life tend to shift dramatically. Their top priority becomes achieving remission. They talk with their doctors to develop a treatment plan. They undergo surgery and a variety of other types of invasive, debilitating...
Chapter 7 bankruptcy helps individuals eliminate certain debts and start fresh. However, you need to understand how it affects ongoing obligations like child support and alimony. Chapter 7 bankruptcy will not discharge child support or alimony, as courts consider...
Dealing with credit card debt can feel overwhelming. One common concern is whether creditors can take your wages to repay the debt. Understanding Oregon’s laws can help you see what to expect if you owe money on credit cards. Wage garnishment basics in Oregon...
Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy provides a structured approach to managing your car loan while allowing you to retain possession of the vehicle. If you're delinquent on payments or owe more than the car’s current market value, Chapter 13 may offer relief through...
Dealing with medical debt can be overwhelming, especially when you're facing calls and letters from debt collectors. In Oregon, there are specific time limits within which collectors can legally pursue you for unpaid medical bills. What is the statute of limitations...
When you're considering bankruptcy, it's essential to know which type suits your financial situation. Personal bankruptcy is typically divided into two main types. Each offers a different approach to managing your debt, and understanding the differences can help you...
Bankruptcy is a helpful legal process for individuals dealing with financial challenges. Those with credit card debts or insurmountable medical bills may choose to file for personal bankruptcy as a means of regaining control over their finances. Bankruptcy can help...
The Law Office of Kim Covington, is a woman owned debt relief agency, and I have helped families, individuals and small businesses, file for bankruptcy relief under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, for over 24 years.
