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February 6, 2010
Tags: after-the-1099, bankruptcy-attorney, before-the-debt, debt, difference, form-as-income, homeowners, money, mortgage, real estate, sold-at-sheriff, time, writes-the-debt, year-the-debt
1099 C forgiveness of debt is really income to you in the year the debt was written off. WHAT? You bet. A creditor is required by law to issue a 1009 C to any individual that settles a debt or has a debt written off that is in excess of $600.
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The Dreaded 1099C -Forgiveness of Debt
January 6, 2010
Tags: business, business-owners, california, consumer, illusion, industry, lottery, national, quarterly, time
I recently wrote a 2-part series on strategies for California business owners to stay in business while filing for Chapter 7. However, saving a business isn’t always possible. Here are some of the signs that I look for when telling a client that it may be time to close their business.
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7 Signs That It May Be Time To Close A Business
January 4, 2010
Tags: accepted-even, date-payments, filed-because, most-cases, old-student, ontario, situation, specific, surplus-income, time
Question: I’m planning on doing a consumer proposal and planning on going back to school and would probably need to apply for a student loan. On top of this I have a 6-7 year old student loan with up to date payments on it. How do you assess this situation
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Plan on going back to school after filing a proposal
January 2, 2010
Tags: education, office, protect-debtors, time, training, united, united-states, virtual
http://www.vbacertification.com/ News Release for January 4, 2010 The first online exam has been developed for virtual assistants by Victoria Ring, Certified Paralegal and Bankruptcy Specialist. The Virtual Bankruptcy Assistant Certification Exam is comprised of fifteen separate quizzes that measure a variety of skills including an accurate analysis of the bankruptcy petition preparation skills of the virtual assistant
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The First Online Virtual Assistant Certification Exam developed by 713Training.Com
Tags: account, bank, break-the-bill, chicago, credit, down-the-road, growing-balance, little-planning, money, since-the-money, situation, time
Using cash usually makes more sense than credit. You don’t have to deal with interest, you know you can’t spend more than what’s in your account and the act of physically parting with your money makes you less likely to splurge — and wind up in debt. But there’s at least one pitfall to paying with paper – ATM fees
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Watch Out for ATM Fees That Add Up
January 1, 2010
Tags: books, clients, financial, foreclosure, knew-the-status, loan, pdf, time, topics
As Chino loan modification lawyers, we have long been cynical about the behavior of mortgage lenders when their financial interests oppose the common good.
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Study Finds Lenders Routinely Ignore New York State Foreclosure Settlement Law
December 31, 2009
Tags: continuously, fairly-educated, foreclosure, jurisdiction, lender, modification, time, until-the-last
My clients quite often asked me one very important question whether they should continue to seek mortgage modification, or go ahead and file a Chapter 13 to stop a foreclosure. It is of course a very pertinent question
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Is Chapter 13 an Appropriate Remedy in the Face of Foreclosure?
Tags: foreclosure, hiding-as-much, loan, purported, remic, the-purported, time, tool
As a Nevada foreclosure defense attorney, one thing I’ve learned is that mortgage servicers don’t want homeowners to know who owns their loan. There skills is perfect in hiding as much information as possible from you. Most of the time, in all foreclosure complaints I see, the servicer is the plaintiff and they would do their best to reveal the identity of their servicers or owners.
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Who Owns Your Loan? Freddie, Fannie or Chinese?
Tags: chicago, credit card, finances, half-the-time, life, money, occasional, one-on-one-debt, starbucks, time
Gone are the days when losing weight or kicking a smoking habit were top New Year’s resolutions. This year, it’s all about the money
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Start the New Year Right with a Realistic New Spending Plan
Tags: brought-it-home, chicago, credit card, finances, half-the-time, instead-started, life, money, occasional, one-on-one-debt, shopping, starbucks, time
Gone are the days when losing weight or kicking a smoking habit were top New Year’s resolutions. This year, it’s all about the money.
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Start the New Year Right with a Realistic New Spending Plan
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