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Debt Consolidation for Credit Cards

This article points out the ups and downs of credit card consolidation

Different Ways to Own Property in South Carolina

A discussion of different ways to hold title to property in South Carolina, including some estate planning and asset protection tips.

What is Lien-Stripping in Bankruptcy?

This article covers lien-stripping in bankruptcy proceedings.

Arizona Bankruptcy Exemptions

Morgan McCain is an associate attorney with My AZ Lawyers, PLC. His practice areas include bankruptcy law, estate planning and probate law. He is admitted to practice law in all state and federal courts in Arizona.

May I “Walk Away” From My Home In a Bankruptcy?

Important considerations when determining whether to “walk away” from real property.

Why You Should Hire An Attorney To Settle Pay Day Loans.

Patricia Sanders is a freelance writer and associated with “Wiki.Debtcc.Com” as part time freelance writer. She loves to write on various topics, especially finance. Her writing helps people to get useful suggestions and financial insight to solve their problems.

Understanding Debt Settlement

This article covers some important information regarding the debt settlement process.

My Ex-Spouse Is Filing for Bankruptcy! Does It Affect Me?

This article outlines your options when an ex-spouse files for bankruptcy.

Can Debt Collectors Garnish My Federal Benefits?

This article outlines what debt collectors are entitled to garner relating to your federal benefits.

Will the Government Sue Student Loan Borrowers?

This article outlines possible government actions against student loan borrowers

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