Understanding Debt Responsibility After Death There was a recent news article about a Seattle man who, after a long struggle with illness, received a medical bill totaling $1.1 million. While he is negotiating with his insurance company, the situation raises an important question: What happens when someone has overwhelming debt (medical or otherwise) and they […]
Maximize Your Tax Refund: A Path to Financial Freedom Through Bankruptcy The new year is in full swing and it’s a perfect time to explore opportunities for financial renewal. At Walden Legal Solutions, we understand the burden of debt and how it can overshadow the joys of life. Our dedicated bankruptcy attorneys are here to
How Medical Debt Impacts Your Marriage and Bankruptcy Options How Medical Debt Impacts Your Marriage Medical debt is one of the most common financial struggles for married couples. Whether it’s from an unexpected hospital stay, surgery, or ongoing treatments, these bills can add up quickly. In some cases, they can create stress and tension in
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The bank received an order for garnishment — there goes your savings. Garnishment. What is Garnishment and How Does it Work? Garnishment allows creditors to collect unpaid debts by seizing your wages, bank accounts, or other property. In Kansas, creditors typically seek a court judgment before requesting a garnishment order. However, in some cases, they
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Understanding the 2013 Decline in Bankruptcy Filings: Kansas County Trends The total number of Bankruptcy cases filed in federal courts for fiscal year 2013—the 12-month period ending September 30, 2013—totaled 1,107,699. Based on these numbers, total filings have gone down by 12% since fiscal year 2012. These statistics were released by the Administrative Office of
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Navigating Student Loans After Bankruptcy: What Kansas Filers Need to Know We are often asked whether filing for bankruptcy will affect a student’s college or graduate financial aid opportunities. Bankruptcy filers will qualify for some student loans and may struggle to be approved for other loans. Federal loans consisting of Stafford and Perkins loans are
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Adapting to Changes in Median Income Levels: What It Means for Bankruptcy Filers As of November 1, 2012 the Median Income Levels are back down in Kansas. This comes after the Median Income rise we saw in May 1, 2012. In Missouri, the Median Income change reflects a decrease except for larger families. Despite the
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