Month: April 2015

Mall shoppers in New Hampshire and around the country will no longer be able to find any Frederick's of Hollywood stores as the company has filed for bankruptcy and closed all of its brick-and-mortar locations. On April 19, Frederick's of Hollywood Group Inc. filed...

Individuals in New Hampshire who have declared bankruptcy may wonder whether they are eligible for student loans. The law protects people from discrimination due to bankruptcy for federal student loans. Individuals may be able to obtain loans from other institutions...

New Hampshire residents may be interested in learning more about the effects that Chapter 7 bankruptcy can have on certain private loans. Some of these loans may be discharged by Chapter 7 bankruptcy in as little as three months, and debtors won't face any tax...

Many people in New Hampshire are facing the endless problem of mounting debt. As they are forced to take more short-term loans and credit card debts to keep up their day-to-day expenses, their monthly minimum payments continue to grow, and their ability to meet them...

After the events in the New Hampshire real estate market over the last several years, many homeowners in the state are in possession of a home that is worth less than they paid for it. This can have dire effects on the debtor's ability to repay the mortgage, as the...