Individuals in New Hampshire who are considering filing for bankruptcy may be wondering what happens after the case is completed. Whenever debt is discharged in bankruptcy court, the debtor is no longer legally responsible to repay the debt. However, in some...
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Month: January 2015
Chapter 11 bankruptcy filed by Wet Seal
New Hampshire residents may be interested to learn of the recent bankruptcy petition filed by clothing retailer Wet Seal. The bankruptcy petition was announced by the company on Jan. 16. A week prior, the chain announced it was closing nearly two-thirds of its retail...
Medical debt and debt relief in New Hampshire
Many people face mounting credit card and medical debt that can be hard to manage. While both types of obligations may be difficult to handle, medical debt can be troublesome as it is difficult to predict and control.People do not know when they may be injured or...
The difference between credit counseling and debt settlement
New Hampshire residents who are in debt may look to credit counseling companies or debt settlement agencies to help them work through what they owe. The two appear to be similar, but the way that they work to achieve the goal of getting someone out of debt is...
What can be done to stop debt collectors from contacting me?
New Hampshire residents who are behind in credit card or other payments most likely receive multiple calls and letters from debt collectors. Many wonder how to stop the constant attempts at contact, and they may be uncertain of what to do. People who owe debts are...
