Orlando Bankruptcy Law Blog

Many Americans finance their vehicle purchases. It is much easier to work a monthly payment into your budget than to try to gather the funds for an outright purchase of a vehicle. You can obtain a better quality vehicle with financing because you will have more...

When you are deep in debt and you need a way out, you should explore your options as soon as possible. One of these options may be filing for bankruptcy. However, most people find the thought of declaring bankruptcy quite intimidating.  Knowing the right time to...

There are many ways people build up debt: car loans, student loans, credit card purchases, unexpected expenses, medical bills, etc. When people put on more debt than they can afford, often people look for alternative means to pay it off. People have many options when...

If you get a cash advance from one of your credit cards, you need to understand how that advance may impact your interest rates and begin to greatly increase your monthly payments. Cash advances let you take money from your credit card balance and use it as cash. They...

Your thinking about filing for bankruptcy. You know that you're still going to have some bills to pay and some spending that you have to do. This is likely going to add charges to your credit cards or other lines of credit in the weeks or months to come. What you're...

Revolving credit is a financial necessity for many modern households. Whether you are a young professional establishing yourself in your career or a parent with a couple of children, you never know when there will be unexpected expenses that exceed how much money you...

Filing for bankruptcy is one of the best ways of finding debt relief. However, choosing between the two most common types of bankruptcy may not be easy. Given how that your decision is likely to affect your life, it is crucial to know how both types of bankruptcy...

Your credit score is important because it helps you access loans and lines of credit. If you apply for a credit card or a home mortgage, for instance, the lender is going to look at your credit score to determine whether or not you are a risk and if they're going to...

Companies that lend money like to make as much as possible off of each loan or transaction. It is common for credit card companies to base their operations out of specific states so they can charge the highest interest rates possible, for example. Lenders often impose...

Even what seems like a minor injury can send a family’s finances into a tailspin. From a broken bone to a sports-related concussion, medical bills can quickly spiral out of control leaving people facing mounting debt and financial peril. Fortunately, the Bankruptcy...