Credit Card Lawsuit: What to Do If You’ve Been Sued
When a credit card company sues you, the single most important thing you can do is read the paperwork and re...
23 Feb
The Ginsburg Law Group, P.C. Blog
23 Feb
§ 523 Adversary Proceedings: Litigation Standards and Burdens of Proof
Section 523(a) of the Bankruptcy Code excepts certain debts from discharge. In consumer and small-business cases,...
23 Feb
Trustee Red Flags Before Filing Bankruptcy (And How to Avoid Problems)
If you’re thinking about filing bankruptcy, here’s something most people don’t realize: trustees aren’t looking t...
23 Feb
How to Organize Your Bankruptcy Documents (Checklist)
Use folders labeled:
📁 Income📁 Bank Statements📁 Taxes📁 Real Estate📁...
23 Feb
What Happens After the 341 Meeting? (Step-by-Step Bankruptcy Timeline)
The 341 meeting of creditors is a big milestone in a bankruptcy case—but it’s not the end. A lot of people leave ...
23 Feb
90-Day “Do Not” Checklist Before Filing Bankruptcy
The 90 days before you file is one of the most important windows in a bankruptcy case. Trustees and creditors oft...
23 Feb
Co-Debtor Stay Explained: Protecting a Non-Filing Spouse in Chapter 13
If only one spouse files bankruptcy, a very common question is:“What happens to our joint debt—and can the credit...
23 Feb
Filing Bankruptcy Married: Joint vs. Separate (What’s Better?)
One of the first questions married couples ask is:“Should we file together—or should only one of us file?”
23 Feb
When Does the 60-Day Objection Period Start in Chapter 7?
Below is a clean timeline you can format visually for social media or your website.
23 Feb
What Are the Most Common Reasons Creditors Object in Bankruptcy?
Most bankruptcy cases move forward without any objections from creditors.
