The Burden of Debt & its Impact on Your Family

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Knoxville Bankruptcy Attorney Dan Scott discusses the burden of debt and its impact on your family in the video below. I meet with folks everyday who are over burdened with debt. Good people. Hard working people. Sometimes people working 2 or 3 jobs just trying to stay ahead of the bill collectors. I see folks […]

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I’m often asked, “How will filing bankruptcy help me?” Can you make creditors quit calling? Can you stop foreclosure of my home?I can do both by filing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case for you.

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The US Supreme Court decision on the Arizona voter case may impact Tennessee election authority by prohibiting enforcement of the requirement to be a US citizen before voting in Tennessee. On June 17, 2013 the US Supreme Court decided the case of Arizona, et al v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc., et al.

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Freedom is not free! Memorial day is just around the corner. Take 5 minutes to watch this video. Watch at the 2:40 mark for this, "No one desires peace more that the warriors and their families, for they know the true cost of war." Be Blessed.

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Bankruptcy and divorce often accompany one another. Knoxville bankruptcy attorney answers the question, "How will a bankruptcy impact my divorce?"

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Should I file bankruptcy in Knoxville? As the calls keep coming, the court papers are delivered to your work, you ask yourself, "Should I file bankruptcy?" Knoxville bankruptcy lawyer Dan Scott lists 4 things to consider in making the decision.

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Recently the National Bankruptcy Research Center reported that bankruptcy filings were down in February as compared to the same period in 2010. Obviously they’ve taken their numbers from the numbers actually reported in the Federal Bankruptcy Court system. What troubles me is that there seems to be more and more foreclosures of homes in Knoxville, […]

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A long and deep recession claimed another victim this week. Stirling Sotheby’s International Realty, a well known and respected real estate brokerage company with over 100 agents filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy a few days ago. No doubt the Florida real estate market was the first to experience the huge downturn, but other locales including East […]

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On the eve of the deposition of Milwaukee Bishop Richard Sklba the Archdiocese of Milwaukee filed a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy petition. Like many of the other divisions of the Catholic Church who have been defending numerous child sex abuse cases, the church released a statement saying that the filing was necessary to reduce the significant […]

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If you filed a bankruptcy case in 2010 you may have forgotten about the tax refund you’ll receive in early 2011. Be assured that you bankruptcy trustee hasn’t forgotten. Just think of the 2010 tax refund as an “account receivable” or legal right to receive money in the future. It’s clearly an asset and is […]

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The Burden of Debt & its Impact on Your Family

How Will Filing Bankruptcy Help Me?

Arizona Voter Case May Seriously Impact Tennessee Elections

Freedom is Not Free | Thanks to Those Who Serve

How Will Bankruptcy Impact My Divorce?

Should I File Bankruptcy in Knoxville?

If Bankruptcy filings in Knoxville are Down, Why Do Foreclosures Continue to Rise?

Will Knoxville Real Estate Firms Follow Florida’s Stirling Sotheby’s International Realty into Bankruptcy

Sex Abuse Lawsuits Force Milwaukee Archdiocese into Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Does Your Tax Refund Belong to the Bankruptcy Trustee?