Bankruptcy only has to happen as an absolute last resort when all other attempts at paying debts have failed. There are many alternatives to filing bankruptcy, and a reasonable attorney will tell you what they are. In Oklahoma state, Bankruptcy Attorney Marty Martin is happy to share his knowledge and areas of reference that will […]
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Improving your credit score is not as hard as you think. Your goal is to remove negative items from your credit as quickly as possible. Then raise it with good credit habits. What is a Good/Bad Credit Score? An average credit score is between 600-750. Below 600 is a bad credit score. Above 800 is
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The first thing that you need to know is that Bankruptcy was put in place to help you through a financial crisis. Taking this step is showing that you are responsible and care about doing whatever you can to do the right thing. So, pat yourself on the back for getting yourself here. Breaking common
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If you are like most people considering bankruptcy, you have probably looked into working with a debt negotiator or debt settlement agency. Here are four reasons why a bankruptcy is usually a superior choice. In bankruptcy, you pay back no more to unsecured creditors than required by law. In a no-asset chapter 7 case, you
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Ok, so this is going to sound counter-intuitive, but often the best way to rebuild your credit is through, that’s right credit cards! The very menace that most likely helped lead to your bankruptcy in the first place. You see, most credit card companies report monthly activity to the credit reporting agencies – the businesses
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Foreclosure Lawyer Oklahoma City, OK A short sale of your home is a way of selling your home when you have negative equity or are “upside-down” on your mortgage. By doing this you can save your home from foreclosure. However, you must receive approval from your mortgage lender first and it can be a long
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