For our bankruptcy clients, one of the best times is when we receive notification that the bankruptcy is over and debt has been discharged. It is indeed a time for celebration. However, it has come to our attention that some of our clients do not celebrate for too long. We are doing something about it right now! It’s Not You [...]
I came across an article on Yahoo Finance about mortgage payments during the pandemic. The title of the article is Joe Biden just gave homeowners an even longer break from mortgage payments. Basically, the article discusses the extension of the government’s mortgage forbearance program. This program was put in place so people can keep their homes during the COVID-19 financial crisis. Please refer [...]
What is the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act? Why do you care? Or why should you care? The answer is quite simple – the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act protects you, the consumer. Also known as FDCPA, this Act was created by the Federal Government to protect people from unscrupulous collections agencies and debt collectors. Basically, the FDCPA aims to [...]
At Lucid Law, our official strategy for debt relief is Financial Grief Managed! For a bankruptcy law firm, this concept is pretty simple. We work with clients to get them to a better financial place. While the phrase debt relief relates to providing clients relief from creditors, it takes on a much deeper meaning at Lucid Law. RELIEF is our [...]
The thought of personal bankruptcy creates fear for many people. But the truth is, there are greater fears that bring you to the brink of filing for bankruptcy. So rather than focus on the fear of bankruptcy, here is a different perspective – file bankruptcy and be done being scared. Let me explain further. Are you scared that your bills [...]
Throughout this crisis, we have seen the good in people. We have those on the front lines fighting to protect us. Essential workers are making sure that we have food on our tables. Assistance programs to help us to financially get through it. These are good things. However, we still worry about our health, the health of our loved ones, [...]
Lately, a common question posed to me is, Should I take out a personal loan after the pandemic? This seems like a simple question. As such, my initial reaction is NO. Nobody should take out a personal loan after the pandemic. OR, AT ANY TIME unless they need it and have good reason for taking on the new debt. Truthfully, [...]
Amid this coronavirus pandemic, like everyone else, I am looking forward to better days ahead. Why? The answer is simple. I miss seeing people. While our office is open and we continue our clients’ work, remotely working with clients is not the same. I became a bankruptcy lawyer to help people. People call me when they are scared and unsure [...]
When should you use a personal loan to consolidate credit card debt? My knee jerk reaction and response to the question is always: NEVER! But then I take a step back. In some circumstances it may be the best choice. You really have to consider all the facts and the individual’s specific circumstances. Terms of Debt Usually, the lender for [...]
The Corona Virus pandemic is a once-in-a-lifetime event. Every hour, there are more developments with no good news currently. Schools are closed, March Madness and other events have been cancelled, businesses are losing customers, and employees are questioning job security. While the government is working on financial relief, nobody is sure how or when it will happen. Nor do people [...]
