by David Leibowitz | Personal Bankruptcy
Fraud isn’t what it used to be. Gone are the days of obvious Nigerian prince emails riddled with typos. Today’s scammers are sophisticated, patient, and deeply manipulative. They use artificial intelligence to clone voices, craft flawless phishing emails,...
by David Leibowitz | Personal Bankruptcy, Debt Consolidation
Entering 2025, more and more Americans are falling behind on their bills as consumer debt continues to skyrocket. US households are relying more heavily on credit cards in order to meet basic needs and combat the mounting economic pressures — rising inflation,...
by David Leibowitz | Personal Bankruptcy
Thanks to inflation, you can make over $100,000 and still file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Here in Illinois, a married couple without children can make up to $84,000 and still qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Even a family of 4 can make $120,000 and still be qualified...
by David Leibowitz | Debt Consolidation, Personal Bankruptcy
I’m worried about you, especially with more and more people on the verge of maxing out their credit cards. Credit cards are extremely convenient and easy to use. With the holidays coming up – Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, Hanukkah,...
by David Leibowitz | Personal Bankruptcy
Tax Foreclosure: A Far Too Common Reality How many times have you heard the story about the elderly homeowner who lost their house because someone paid their delinquent taxes for a small sum of money – far less than the value of the home that they had paid off in full...
