Florida residents who are interested in obtaining a bankruptcy discharge may want to know of a recent ruling in a spousal support case. A man who was ordered to pay his ex-wife’s attorney’s fees has lost his appeal of the court’s decision. The man had declared bankruptcy and objected to the order to make the…
Assuming that a Florida homeowner who has filed for bankruptcy owes less on a mortgage than the home is worth, how long a wait is there after the bankruptcy has ended before a refinancing of the mortgage is possible? It partially depends on why the homeowner went bankrupt to begin with. In the event that…
Last week, we started discussing how an unforeseen event: divorce, loss of a job, debilitating injury, serious illness, etc. can wreak financial havoc on even the most financially prudent individuals.Some circumstances can rapidly drain bank accounts and push anyone towards the brink of insolvency. We also explained how those who find themselves in this situation…
While most people understandably believe their finances are secure enough to weather any problems that life may throw their way, this doesn’t always prove to be the case. Indeed, anything from the sudden loss of a job or a divorce filing to the onset of a serious injury or illness can rapidly drain bank accounts,…
