It’s always good to have a strategy when facing a problem–particularly a financial problem. Over the last three months, after an odd “Yes Man” moment in March of this year, I began learning Judo and Jiu-Jitsu. Off the couch I came and into the Dojo (the gym) at the behest of my good friend Chris,…
Guest Post written by Atlanta Bankruptcy Lawyer, Bryce Angell We’ve all been there before. The holidays come and it’s spend, spend, spend. Family and friends receive their gifts and are glowing with cheer, love and thankfulness. Somehow, we manage to scrape up the extra money–with just a little help from credit cards and overtime. January…
Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Let’s face it. Debt isn’t funny, nor is bankruptcy. But sometimes you need a break from the stress and worry. Check out comedian Tim Clue as he talks about how he faced debt head on. Maybe debt can be funny after all? For…
Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Congress passed the new bankruptcy law, BAPCPA (“Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act”) in 2005. The irony has been that while our “representatives” have made it more cumbersome for their consumer constituents to obtain bankruptcy relief, they have continued to borrow money at…
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