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Myth 15
You can't afford to talk to an attorney.
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Myth 14
You will never get a loan again after bankruptcy.
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Myth 13
Filing Bankruptcy is more difficult to file now after the law changes in 2005.
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Myth 12
You must be behind on your bills to file bankruptcy.
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Myth 11
There is a debt "minimum" necessary to file bankruptcy.
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Myth 10
Myth: You can lose your job due to bankruptcy.
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Myth 09
Myth: If you cant afford to pay creditors, you cant afford an attorney.
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Myth 08
Myth: If you filed for bankruptcy before, you cannot file again.
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Myth 07
Myth: Medical bills cannot be discharged in bankruptcy.
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Myth 06
Myth: Creditors can continue to harass you after bankruptcy.
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Myth 05
Myth: Bankruptcy represents failure, and is only for irresponsible people.
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Myth 04
Myth: Debt consolidation companies are better than bankruptcy.
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Myth 03
Myth: Bankruptcy ruins your credit for seven years or longer.
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Myth 02
Myth: You will lose everything you own when you file for bankruptcy.
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Myth 01
If you have been SUED by a creditor, it is TOO LATE to file for bankruptcy.
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Attorney Foster's Background, click here .
"Bankruptcy, Debt Consolidation, Foreclosure, Lawsuits... we know debt can be overwhelming and we are here to help."
irst of all, please keep in mind that there are some honest Debt Consolidation Companies. That said, good luck distinguishing the good companies from the scam artists. Many of the companies that advertise on the Internet, television, radio and print are simply "boiler room" style telemarketing companies. The "counselors" who work at these companies are paid on a commission bases, and many earn bonuses for the amount of new accounts secured each month. Most of these companies boast about their accreditations and their "not for profit" status. The truth about these companies is both shocking and disheartening.
ebt Consolidation Companies often tell consumers that filing bankruptcy is the worst thing you can do to your credit score. However, in many cases, NOT filing bankruptcy actually hurts your score far more in the long run. When you miss the original contractual payments for tow or more months in a row, your credit score is lowered dramatically. The payment arrangement that a Debt Consolidation company establishes for you is NOT the original contractual payment. Hence, entering into repayment plan that the Debt Consolidation Company establishes destroys your credit score. Entering the program is considered a default, which will be reported like a "late payment", "partial payment" or "charge-off" every month, for the entire term of the program.
Although it may seem like you will never get through this difficult time, the truth is there are many effective ways to restore and rebuild your credit. I can work with you one on one to restore your credit and help you get your finances back on track after filing for bankruptcy. In gerneral, your FICO score will improve immediately after banlruptcy, as your debt to income ratio is greatly reduced or eliminated. Within a few short months you will start to see offers for credit cards, as these companies know that you will not be able to file for bankruptcy again for another eight years. Car loans will be available also, althrough many individuals prefer to wait because the interest rates will be better in time. Even home loans are available to clients who have filed bankruptcy in time. The myth that you can't borrow or finance for seven years simply isn't true.


