Yes, though the results are not exactly straightforward. The fact that you filed for bankruptcy appears on your report for up to ten years and may lower your score initially. That said, filing erases many of your past debts and, as such, helps repair the damages outstanding bills can cause. Most people who file for bankruptcy see an eventual increase in their credit score.
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4 ways to make Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Trustee payments in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
At this time, C. David Cottingham is the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy trustee for those filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. FIRST: You can request that your payment be deducted from your paycheck each pay period. SECOND: You can mail your payment to C. David Cottingham each month. … READ MORE
Wage Garnishment in Alabama
Ever felt like you're walking a financial tightrope, balancing your income and expenses with the grace of an acrobat? But then suddenly, out of nowhere, comes the weighty anchor called wage garnishment in Alabama. Your paycheck shrinks and every step forward feels more precarious. You've been there … READ MORE
Need a loan modification? Here’s where to start.
Mortgage forbearance provided a lifeline for millions of homeowners in the U.S., especially during the most difficult months of the COVID-19 pandemic. But with over 2 million homeowners fast approaching their forbearance end date, many will have to decide what their next steps would be. Some of … READ MORE