When it comes to certain issues in life, admitting there is a problem may be the first step in seeking relief. The same could be true for debts, as one might find it difficult to pursue relief without addressing the issues at hand. However, simply acknowledging the...
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Credit card debts could disrupt one’s plans for the future
Many individuals in Oregon and elsewhere place a high priority on planning and saving for the future. However, high debt loads can disrupt even the best made strategies, and those who are struggling with financial issues could suffer for extended periods. Although...
The risks of funding the holidays with the use of a credit card
The holiday season was a cause for celebration for many individuals in Oregon and across the country. In preparation for festivities, some may have chosen to do a fair amount of shopping to provide gifts for loved ones. At the time, this might have been an exciting...
Help! My wages are being garnished
We’ve all been there. You have had a rough patch where your income wasn’t as high as you’d like—and of course, your bills were higher than you’d like. But, now you have a better paying job and you’re getting back on your feet. That...
Your financial stress could be affecting your health
If you think nobody cares if you’re alive, try missing a couple of car payments. That is one true statement. Maybe it’s medical expenses, a divorce, you’ve lost your job or your business has failed, or your mortgage payments are too high—any of...
Bankruptcy could lead to a brighter financial future in Oregon
Many individuals in Oregon and elsewhere have experienced the struggle of dealing with overwhelming amounts of debt. When exploring their options, many may consider seeking relief through bankruptcy, but they might have concerns about how a similar decision will...
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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.