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As soon as you file for bankruptcy, you will breathe a sigh of relief. Why? Creditors will stop calling you. The mailbox will not be overflowing with collection notices. Wage garnishments will stop, giving you more money in your paycheck. Bank levies will be released allowing access to your accounts. But what about my Credit … Continued
Frustrated with not getting through the IRS? Only 3% of the calls from the general public number ever get through to a person according to according to Eric Collins, of the National Taxpayer Advocate’s office. Even the practitioners phone line is up to a 3 hour wait. For the past year, I have been telling … Continued
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You happily open the mail, until there it is: A letter from the IRS. Your stomach goes into a pit. You open it with dread and the paper has in bold print Notice of Federal Tax Lien. A Notice of Federal Tax Lien (NFTL) is a public record and is generally filed with the County … Continued
It is important that you ask the right questions prior to filing bankruptcy. Below are important questions you should ask when considering whether to file. SHOULD I FILE BANKRUPTCY? Only you can answer this common question. While an attorney can explain the pros and cons of filing a bankruptcy and tell you which way they … Continued
Ir you have filed jointly with your spouse and your spouse owes the RIS money, you will receive notices too. This often happens when your spouse owns his own business and files a schedule C. But sometimes if your spouse prepares the tax return, you may not know why you owe taxes or what the … Continued
The Coronavirus pandemic and home quarantine has been a long haul. With businesses reopening, people are going back to work, and the economy improving, Americans are slowly getting back to normal life. This inspires confidence in many however there is a dark side to this progress in that ALL businesses and operations will soon be … Continued
Considering COVID19 and its detrimental effects on individuals’ finances and livelihoods, many states and jurisdictions have ordered temporary freezes on residential foreclosures and evictions. In addition, courts have been closed to the public postponing many (if not all) court hearings and legal matters overall. Orders generally state that foreclosure actions can not be initiated due … Continued
As we struggle through this pandemic, many of us have gotten a break. Foreclosures have been delayed, evictions have been delayed, lawsuits have been delayed, and credit card companies have offered to let you skip your payment. Unfortunately all that does is buy you a little time. Interest is still being added and someday whether … Continued
If your initial claim for benefits was denied, you have only 60 days from you denial to appeal. You may not want to hire a lawyer to appeal. But instead of going it alone, get some help. My booklet, Helpful Suggestions for Appealing a Denial of Benefits offers more than 20 practical tips to help … Continued