Do you have money problems? If you answered yes, you are likely not the only reader in Texas to do so as many people are currently facing serious financial crises and are wondering how to resolve their problems and get their heads back above water. The first step...
Sometimes even the most responsible of homeowners can fall on hard financial times. It only takes a job loss, a serious illness or any other financial calamity that causes a homeowner to fall behind on their mortgage payments. This can be incredibly distressing,...
In general, when a person in Texas decides they want to file for bankruptcy, within 180 days of doing so they must complete a credit counseling course. Also, before a person's debts can be discharged through bankruptcy, the debtor must complete a debt management...
Dealing with financial problems is never easy for Texas businesses. While some debt problems can be overcome with some simple budgeting and saving strategies, major debt problems often require more aggressive steps. While just hearing the term bankruptcy is likely to...
Owning a home is a source of pride for many in Texas. Our homes are where we rest our heads at night, where we raise our families and where we celebrate holidays and other special occasions. In the end, "be it ever so humble, there's no place like home." This is why,...
