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Bankruptcy and You

Bankruptcy and You

De : Richard Owen Bolger
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 Expert bankruptcy lawyer discusses common questions and issues people have about bankruptcy and how it would affect them. Attorney Richard Bolger has practiced bankruptcy law in Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia for 35 years. He is very easy to understand and has a talent for simplifying a complex and somewhat mysterious area of the law... bankruptcy. Listen to him answer some of the common questions he has been asked over the past several decades. "Is bankruptcy right for me?" "What will happen to my job?" "Can I keep my house?"Richard Owen Bolger
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    • What are the Different Kinds of Bankruptcy?

      What are the Different Kinds of Bankruptcy?
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      What are the different types of bankruptcy?  What is a "Chapter 7" case?  What is a "Chapter 13?"  Which chapter is best for me?  These are some of the questions Mr. Bolger will answer for you in this episode. 

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      12 min
    • What Do I Include In My Bankruptcy Case?

      What Do I Include In My Bankruptcy Case?
      Feb 14 2024

      Mr. Bolger answers one of the most common questions he is asked by callers and stresses the importance of telling the truth at all times in your case.

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      6 min
    • Senior Citizens and Bankruptcy

      Senior Citizens and Bankruptcy
      Feb 14 2024

      Are you retired or retiring and realize your expenses are increasing while your income is not?  Has your parent asked you for help in resolving their financial affairs and you realize they cannot afford to pay their debts and maintain a decent standard of living?  Statistics indicate senior citizens are filing bankruptcy petitions at an increasing rate.
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      6 min
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