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If you don't see what you're looking for here, contact our personal injury attorneys to discuss your situation at no charge. We're glad to address any concerns you may have.
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Get a Fresh Financial Start With Castle Law Office Many people are balancing on a high wire, with only one or two paychecks standing between them and financial disaster. -
Stopping Wage Garnishment in Missouri and Kansas If your wages are being garnished, filing for a Chapter 7 will stop the garnishment in most cases. Find out how. -
Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 There are several reasons why a Chapter 7 bankruptcy might be better for you than a Chapter 13. -
How Does Garnishment Work? Ignoring your debts – whether they are from credit cards, medical bills, taxes or more – can lead to frozen bank accounts and garnished wages. -
Three Mistakes That Will the Job Easier for Identity Thieves In our increasingly connected – and online – world, it’s becoming easier and easier for hackers to take advantage of you and wreak havoc on your financial life. -
Chapter 13 vs. Chapter 7: What's the Difference? Most people believe that Chapter 7 involves giving up your property and a Chapter 13 means you can keep everything. The reality is a little more complicated. -
Life After Bankruptcy Jason Amerine's latest book offers tips for daily life after bankruptcy, from getting a new credit card to making decisions about housing and major purchases. -
Hidden Costs: How Price Shopping for a Bankruptcy Lawyer Can Cost You Before you ever hire a lawyer, read our free report. It explains the dos and dont's of choosing a bankruptcy lawyer for your case. -
Don’t Trust the Quick Quote Car Title Loans If you find yourself trapped in a cycle of debt with a car title loan, Castle Law Office may be able to help. -
3 Signs Your Parents May Want to Consider Bankruptcy The average debt for people age 65 and older has ballooned up to $50,000. Learn the three signs that may have you discussing bankruptcy with your parents. -
4 Signs You’re Speaking to a Debt Collection Scammer Our office has recently spoken with several clients who have gotten calls from debt collection scammers. Learn how to spot these fraudulent callers. -
How Financial Worries Tax Your Brain According to a new study, financial stress can hurt your decision-making skills and max out your ability to cope with day-to-day life. -
How to Build Credit Without a Credit Card After bankruptcy, it can be difficult to get a credit card with a low interest rate. Here are some things that you can do to build credit without a credit card. -
Can I File for Bankruptcy More Than Once? People often have a string of bad luck -- overwhelming medical bills, job loss or divorce. What are their options for a second bankruptcy? -
Are Creditors Harassing You? If you or your family have been receiving harassing phone calls from debt collectors, you should know your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. -
Can You Include Payday Loans in a Bankruptcy? Bankruptcy may completely discharge some or all of your unsecured debts, including payday loans. A Kansas City bankruptcy lawyer explains. -
Prioritizing Your Debt: Making the Best Use of Your Money If you find yourself buried under financial obligations, you might need to prioritize which debts you pay and when. -
Your First Meeting With a Bankruptcy Lawyer We offer a free consultation for all cases. We want to make sure that you have all the information you need prior to filing for bankruptcy. -
Coping With Medical Debt Even with health insurance, you might have seen your medical expenses climb. Here are the top questions Castle Law Office hears about medical debt. -
How to Protect Your Assets With Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 What assets are protected in bankruptcy? A Kansas City attorney explains.
