Tag: Chicago bankruptcy attorney

What Are the Differences Between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Chicago Bankruptcy Lawyer Joseph Wrobel Breaks Down the Differences Between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy to Let You Decide the Best Way to a Fresh Financial Start

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Living With Cash: Save Money and Build Wealth Living on Cash and Savings

Living Well With Cash, Leaving Credit, Learning Why Cash is King

Living without credit and getting rich is easy when we change our mindset. What can you do with $10,000 in the bank? You can do a lot more than you can with $10,000 of purchases bought on credit. For people who want to be frugal and build savings, Read full article  read more

Chicago Bankruptcy Questions and Answer Podcast with Attorney Joseph Wrobel, March 2021

Chicago Bankruptcy Attorney Joseph Wrobel Answers Real Questions About Bankruptcy

Chicago bankruptcy and consumer credit attorney Joseph Wrobel answers real frequently asked questions about bankruptcy and how it can affect their life and finances in Read full article  read more

Chicago Bankruptcy Questions and Answer Podcast with Attorney Joseph Wrobel, November 2020

Chicago Bankruptcy Attorney Joseph Wrobel Answers Real Questions About Bankruptcy

Chicago bankruptcy and consumer credit attorney Joseph Wrobel answers real frequently asked questions about bankruptcy and how it can affect their life and finances in this edition of the monthly bankruptcy FAQ podcast series.

Real Questions Asked and Answered in this Bankruptcy Podcast:

  • Can a tenant use bankruptcy to avoid eviction?
  • Can I stop a wage garnishment if I have no income?
  • How can I protect myself from foreclosure with bankruptcy?
  • How can I keep my car if I must file for bankruptcy?
  • When can I purchase a home after Chapter 13?
  • How much do you have to pay in bankruptcy?

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Coronavirus Layoffs: Creditors and Repayment Options

Coronavirus Layoffs, Creditors, and Repayment Options

COVID-19 led to business closures and shutdowns and people are still struggling with Coronavirus layoffs. While many employers took advantage of COVID-related loans and relief options, the limitations Read full article  read more