12.18.2019 | by Chris Frye
Will Bankruptcy Affect My Retirement Money?
Before changes were made to the bankruptcy laws on October 17, 2005, there were rumors abound that it would become very difficult for the average person to file bankruptcy.
Did that happen?
No.
Were some laws introduced that were unfriendly to the consumer?
Yes.
12.26.2018 | by Kenny Steinberg
The After Christmas Bills Blues
If I had to come up with a song title to my client’s concerns after the holiness, glamour, and majesty of Christmas has ended, it would be “I’ve Got the After Christmas Bills Blues."
01.26.2017 | by Lauren Lamb
Divorce and Debt? Time to Call Us
Life can be incredibly hard. And cruel. It can throw things at you faster than your ability to fend them off. Like having to deal with difficult finances and a failing marriage at the same time. Both consume you, day and night, while you are walking down the street, eating lunch, in between phone calls, sitting at your desk, or trying to get to sleep at night. Either one of these problems is enough to ruin your day, week, month, or year. Together, they can seem insurmountable.
12.20.2016 | by Kenny Steinberg
Take a Break from Work and Debt
You work hard, whether it is at your actual job, finding a job, taking care of your family, dealing with physical infirmities, or trying to juggle the budget and get out of debt, or . . .
07.08.2016 | by Tom Rose
Washington assessment appeal window open
It’s not an easy question to answer, especially since it has been over three decades since Washington County last held a property assessment.