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HAMP Program Expired: Now What?

By Sam Turco on January 2, 2017
Posted in Chapter 13, Foreclosure

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The Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) expired December 31st.  After eight years of assisting underwater homeowners save their homes from foreclosure, the program has now ended.

Approximately 10 million homes were lost to foreclosure in the past decade.  HAMP helped lessen the mortgage meltdown, but its job is now complete.  Foreclosure sales have diminished and…

Tax Refunds & Bankruptcy: 5 Things You Need to Know

By Sam Turco on December 31, 2016
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Tax Debt

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Federal Tax Liens in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy = Danger

By Sam Turco on December 29, 2016
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Homestead Exemption, Tax Liens

Tax Lien

The existence of a Federal Tax Lien in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case is a dangerous thing. Especially in cases where a debtor has substantial equity in a home or other assets.

Why are tax liens so dangerous?  Because property exemption laws, such as the Homestead Exemption, do not apply to federal tax liens.…

Federal Tax Liens + Chapter 7 Bankruptcy = Danger

By Sam Turco on December 20, 2016
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Exemption, Nebraska Bankruptcy Attorney, Tax Debt

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Should You File Bankruptcy?

By Sam Turco on December 18, 2016
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Debt Settlement, Nebraska Bankruptcy Attorney, Omaha Bankruptcy Attorney

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What is a Reaffirmation Agreement?

By Sam Turco on December 18, 2016
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Reaffirmation Agreement

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Is Your Car Protected in Bankruptcy?

By Sam Turco on December 18, 2016
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Exemption, Nebraska Bankruptcy Attorney, Omaha Bankruptcy Attorney

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Income & Expenses of the Non-Debtor Spouse

By Sam Turco on December 17, 2016
Posted in Budgeting, Chapter 13, Chapter 7

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Why Long-Term Financial Goals Are So Important

By Sam Turco on November 18, 2016
Posted in Budgeting, Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Medical Bankruptcy

Might as Well Win it

Do you know where you want to be in 20 years? What does that picture look like?

When facing debt problems, it is very important to envision what you want your financial life to look like in 20 years.  Because when you fail to have a clear vision of what the ideal life looks like,…

Chapter 13 Success Rate Greater Than Credit Counseling Plans

By Sam Turco on November 1, 2016
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Credit Counseling

Champions team

Do Chapter 13 payment plans really work?  How many customers actually finish the plan and become debt free?  How does it stack up to other options like consumer credit repayment plans? If you don’t know how likely a plan of action will succeed, how do you know what to do?

Historically, only one in three…

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