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Discharging Student Loans in Massachusetts Bankruptcy
Can you discharge student loans through bankruptcy in Massachusetts? Yes, in some circumstances. Federal bankruptcy law generally makes certain student loans difficult to discharge, but it does not make them automatically nondischargeable. If repaying your student loans would impose an ...View Post →
Understanding Conservatorships & Guardianships in Massachusetts
If you’re in Massachusetts and handling family estate planning, it’s important to understand how conservatorships and guardianships work. Massachusetts law distinguishes between a conservator, who handles decisions about a person’s finances and property, and a guardian, who handles decisions about ...View Post →
Business Disputes in Massachusetts: When to Litigate vs. When to Settle
If you’re having a business dispute in Massachusetts, you might be wondering when to litigate or when to settle with the other parties. Litigating versus settling business disputes involves strategic analysis of the case and the applicable law. Moreover, you ...View Post →
What Happens After Bankruptcy: Rebuilding Credit and Moving Forward Financially
After bankruptcy, you must take steps to rebuild your credit and move forward financially. While the bankruptcy court mandates that you take both a credit counseling and a debt education course to receive a discharge, there are additional things you ...View Post →
How Filing for Bankruptcy Can Stop Creditor Harassment & Wage Garnishments in MA
In Massachusetts, filing for bankruptcy can stop creditor harassment and wage garnishments. If you’re dealing with creditors hassling you or having your wages garnished, you’re probably looking for relief. Bankruptcy restricts most creditors from contacting you while the automatic stay ...View Post →
Small Business Bankruptcy in MA: What Business Owners Need to Know
When it comes to small business bankruptcy in Massachusetts, business owners need to know key information about the bankruptcy process. If your small business is struggling to meet its obligations or has debts in collections, it's worth considering whether bankruptcy ...View Post →
Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13: Which Bankruptcy in Massachusetts Is Right for You?
If you're considering bankruptcy in Massachusetts, it's time to consider whether Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy is right for you. Many people facing financial struggles feel they can't get any relief from debt collectors or the interest on unpaid ...View Post →