What to Expect at Your Bankruptcy Meeting of Creditors (341 Hearing)

The meeting of creditors, also called the 341 hearing, is where you meet with your bankruptcy trustee before your court appearance. This 5-to-10-minute meeting is required by section 341 of the Bankruptcy Code. To learn more about how to prepare for your 341 hearing, speak to a bankruptcy attorney at Andrade Law Offices. Who Must Attend the Meeting of Creditors? The meeting of creditors…

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Is Bankruptcy Right for Me?

When a monetary crisis strikes and you just can't find a why to pay your bills, bankruptcy may seem like the only way to make a fresh start. But because of the stigma many associate with bankruptcy, you may be wondering, "Is bankruptcy right for me?" The answer is, it depends on a myriad of factors, as well as your…

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Can Bankruptcy Temporarily Stop Foreclosure in Ohio?

Believe it or not, filing for bankruptcy can help you stop foreclosure. That may sound odd, and you may be wondering right about now how that would work. Well, it depends on which type of bankruptcy you choose, and how it applies in your case. Needless to say, you'll need professional help to apply this option in the most effective way. We'd be…

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5 Common Bankruptcy Myths Debunked

Don't let the bankruptcy myths fool you. Bankruptcy isn't the end of the world, nor is it an option only for the desperate. On the other hand, it's not all sunshine and roses, either, or an easy out for all your financial woes. Annually, close to 1.5 million Americans file for bankruptcy, some of them falling for the myths and…

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How to Stop Creditor Harassment

No one likes being in debt, but it's especially annoying when you can't seem to stop creditor harassment. Many collectors will bug you night and day with unpleasant phone calls and threatening letters. Wouldn't you like to be able to shut them up and cut back on the stress? Actually, you can, and we can help you with it. You…

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