If you are a Pennsylvania resident in need of debt relief, there are many options for reducing or eliminating what you owe. A few examples include debt settlement, debt consolidation, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. While people sometimes use these terms interchangeably, significant differences exist – and the choice you make will have major consequences upon your short- and

Each type of bankruptcy is called a “chapter” of bankruptcy. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the most common type of personal bankruptcy, not only in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, but throughout the United States. Several people will play important roles in your Chapter 7 bankruptcy case, including your Philadelphia bankruptcy lawyer, the bankruptcy judge overseeing your case, and, as this article will focus

Credit card debt exerts a heavy financial burden on most American households, including thousands of households right here in Pennsylvania. In fact, according to credit rating agency TransUnion, the average Pennsylvanian has about $4,600 in credit card debt. The question is, how much credit card is too much? And at what point should filing bankruptcy become a consideration? Continue reading to

Medical bills are a source of debt for millions of Americans from all walks of life. However, some cities and states are affected more than others. With Pennsylvania ranking thirteenth in the nation for highest healthcare costs per capita according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, Philadelphians are especially likely to incur medical debt. If you or a loved one is struggling