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Get a Fresh Financial Start by Filing Bankruptcy in Kansas City Many people have only one or two paychecks standing between them and financial disaster. Get a fresh financial start by filing bankruptcy in Kansas City. -
Using Chapter 7 Bankruptcy to Stop Wage Garnishment in Kansas and Missouri If your wages are being garnished in Kansas or Missouri, filing for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy will stop wage garnishment in most cases. Find out how. -
When Is Chapter 7 Better Than Chapter 13? There are several reasons why a Chapter 7 bankruptcy might be better for you than a Chapter 13. -
Wage Garnishment 101: How Does It Work? Whether they are from credit cards, medical bills or more, ignoring debts can lead to frozen bank accounts & wage garnishment. Our bankruptcy lawyers explain. -
3 Mistakes That Make Identity Thieves Love You 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. -
Car Title Loans Are a Money Mistake 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 Aging Parents Need Financial Help 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. -
Signs You Are Talking 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 Stress Can Fry 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. -
2 Ways 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 You File Bankruptcy Twice? People often have a string of bad luck, overwhelming medical bills, job loss or divorce can happen more than once. But, can you file bankruptcy twice? Find out! -
Are Debt Collectors Harassing Your Family? 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. -
Payday Loans Consuming Your Paycheck? Bankruptcy may completely discharge some or all of your unsecured debts, including payday loans. A Kansas City bankruptcy lawyer explains. -
Prioritizing Your Debt: The Right Order for Payments If you find yourself buried under financial obligations, you might need to prioritize which debts you pay and when. -
Filing Bankruptcy in Kansas City: What to Expect at Your First Meeting 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 in Kansas City. -
Top 3 Medical Debt Questions Even with health insurance, you might have seen your medical expenses climb. Here are the top questions Castle Law Office hears about medical debt. -
Protecting Your Property in Bankruptcy What assets are protected in bankruptcy? A Kansas City attorney explains.