Every American of a certain age knows what a FICO score is. A FICO score is the measure by which your credit rating is judged, and it can affect every area of

When you have filed for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you always hope to not spend very long in trusteeship. When you receive a discharge, it means that essentially, your life is

CNN reports that the average student loan debt in the United States at the end of last year was nearly $30,000. In New York the numbers are almost as bad; the

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A levy is an order issued by the court to a bank or other third party to turn over funds or assets belonging to you to New York State to

Few things are worse to think about than your tax debt - especially if you owe over $100,000. You knew that when you filed, or did not file, that taxes would

Spouses who communicate and share in the finances and obligations of the relationship expect to also share in each other’s tax debts. When you file jointly, for example, the IRSa

If you are struggling to pay the bills each month yet find yourself falling farther and farther in debt, bankruptcy may be the best long-term solution. Most individual debtors file

You have worked hard to get your corporation viable and profit-making, having invested large amounts of money and time and perhaps hiring employees to realize your business dream. Unfortunately, because

Will Chapter 11 free you from the obligation of paying IRS sales tax debt? Chapter 11 Bankruptcy is a long and involved legal process which you should pursue when you