For many Texas residents, the holidays mean buying gifts, which often leads to overspending as people get carried away by the spirit of the season. In the first months of the new year, they may find themselves struggling to pay for the credit card debt incurred at the end of the previous year. When those debts cannot be easily repaid, they end up forced to deal with credit card debt collectors.
Dealing with credit card debt collectors
Can a Chapter 7 bankruptcy help with student loans?
Numerous Texas residents pay their way through college with student loans. While in school, most of them had dreams of making enough money to support themselves and repay their loans without a problem. Then, reality set in, and they realized that paying for those loans is not as easy as they thought, and perhaps were told, that it would be. Most people are told that filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy does nothing for student loans, but that may not always be the case.
Many here in Texas struggle to find solutions to medical debt
Many Texas residents avoid going to the doctor as much as possible due to the high cost of health care. However, there are times when seeking medical attention is unavoidable. When a serious illness or injury strikes, the accompanying medical debt could financially devastate a family, and finding a satisfactory way to deal with it could prove elusive.
