On behalf of The Law Office of Kim Covington | Nov 30, 2017 | Credit Card Debt
In an effort to attract potential customers, many stores in Oregon or elsewhere may offer a variety of incentives for those who apply for a store branded card. However, while such offers may provide immediate discounts or bonuses, these perks might be offset by high...
On behalf of The Law Office of Kim Covington | Nov 22, 2017 | Medical Debt
In a time when many individuals in Oregon and elsewhere are living from paycheck to paycheck, the prospect of an emergency can be financially daunting. Unfortunately, a similar circumstance can happen at any given moment, potentially leaving a person with extensive...
On behalf of The Law Office of Kim Covington | Nov 18, 2017 | Blog
If you are considering Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the first thing you should know is that your life is not over. Bankruptcy is a solution that allows you to rebuild your financial life, not end it.What life looks like on the other side of bankruptcy can look a little foggy...
On behalf of The Law Office of Kim Covington | Nov 16, 2017 | Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Overwhelming amounts of debt can place an individual in Oregon or elsewhere under a substantial financial weight. Those who experience similar hardships may wish to pursue relief, but with numerous available options, they may be uncertain where to turn for advice....
On behalf of The Law Office of Kim Covington | Nov 9, 2017 | Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
One might be hard pressed to find an individual who has never taken on a debt of any form. With an economy of individuals who are saving less and spending more, lines of credit may be a part of everyday life for many. However, while certain debts may be necessary, or...
On behalf of The Law Office of Kim Covington | Nov 2, 2017 | Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Many individuals in Oregon and elsewhere may find that dealing with overwhelming amounts of debt can be stressful and challenging. Those who experience similar hardships may wish to know the signs that may indicate their debts have become a problem, and when it may be...
