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What Should I Bring to My Initial Consultation With a Bankruptcy Attorney?
December 22nd, 2020
There are few things more frightening than receiving foreclosure notices, having your wages garnished, and feeling essentially harassed by creditors. Unfortunately, this is something that happens to individuals and families across the United States.…
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What Should I do After a Supermarket Accident in Maryland?
March 16th, 2020
With everyone suddenly swarming the supermarkets amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, it is particularly important that you keep your safety in mind everywhere you go. Though of course, generally speaking, there is nothing to fear about supermarkets, there…
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Categories: Personal Injury
How to Stop Creditors from Calling
How to stop creditors from calling, what is an Automatic Stay? Are you being hounded by phone calls from creditors? Are your wages being garnished? Is your bank account on the verge of being seized? Are you subject to a lawsuit or foreclosure? These…
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HELPING YOU KEEP YOUR CAR IN A CHAPTER 13 BANKRUPTCY
November 27th, 2018
t Ruben Law and the Maryland Bankruptcy Center, we have been helping Clients file Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy for over 25 years. We help people understand Bankruptcy can be a fresh start and is an affordable, and legal option. This is an arti…
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WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR CAR LOAN IN A CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY
November 27th, 2018
When you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you must tell the court what you intend to do with your debts that are secured by personal property. For many Chapter 7 bankruptcy filers, this decision comes up in the context of their car loans. Ordinarily, t…
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SHOULD I FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY?
November 5th, 2018
One of the most difficult decisions a person might have to make in life is whether or not to file for bankruptcy. Like anything, asking friends or family can often lead to bad or simply false information. Many Americans view bankruptcy as a financial…
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