I have to
new books available on Kindle!
Both are
part of my Financial Wise Guides series and deal with bankruptcy law – an area
of the law I have been practicing for almost 25 years! The books are good and
thorough primers on bankruptcy law. I hope you enjoy them!
What
Bankruptcy Can Do: and how it can help you!
800,000
people and businesses per year file for relief under bankruptcy to eliminate or
restructure their debt.
If
you are considering filing for bankruptcy, you should know that there are a lot
of factors involved in filing – there are a lot of moving parts.
What
Bankruptcy Can Do will show you the difference kinds of bankruptcies available,
how each type of bankruptcy affects different types of debt as well as other
rules and procedures under the bankruptcy code.
Eliminating
your debt load through bankruptcy can be a bumpy and confusing ride.
Let’s
make the trip a little smoother…
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What
Bankruptcy CAN’T Do; and the debts it cannot affect.
800,000
people and businesses per year file for relief under bankruptcy to eliminate or
restructure their debt.
But
some debts are “immune” from a bankruptcy discharge - the word is
“non-dischargeable”. This means that when the smoke clears and the bankruptcy
is over, these debts will still have to be paid.
The
kinds of debts that survive the bankruptcy depend on the type of bankruptcy you
file. A debt may be discharged in a Chapter 7 that may NOT be discharged in a
Chapter 13 or the other way around.
If
you have debts resulting from a divorce, if you owe taxes or other governmental
debt, or if you intentionally injured a person or damaged someone’s property;
filing bankruptcy to relieve you of your debt may not help!
This
book guides you through those kinds of debts and those kinds of bankruptcies.
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And don’t
forget these recently published books:
Finally Be
Financially Free; break away from your debt starting now
Debt
can cripple you and your family financially, emotionally and physically.
It
is hard to break even, let alone get ahead.
Pay
rates are low, job security is fragile and health costs continue to rise. Some
families are one paycheck away from filing bankruptcy. Most people have no
emergency fund.
All
it takes is even a temporary layoff or injury to fall into a financial black
hole. While waiting for unemployment to start, that settlement to be disbursed,
finding that new job or getting your new pay grade up to scale; you still have
rent or a mortgage to pay, school costs and supplies to buy, utilities due and
other expenses that won’t wait.
Breaking
free of the financial black hole takes time and financial resources – things
that most individuals and families do not have right now.
Fortunately,
there are ways to break free of a financial black hole.
It
is possible and you can do it. You can find the time and the financial
resources.
Starting
now!
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The Day John
F Kennedy Met the Beatles; a story of alternate history.
What
if the Beatles played at the White House before John and Jackie Kennedy in
1965? How would it have happened? And why?
Written
for an historical (fictitious) magazine in 2016, "The Day John F Kennedy
Met the Beatles" examines the political and diplomatic reasons for the
concert and postulates why both sides agreed to this historic meeting of two
icons from the 1960s.
John
F Kennedy never met the Beatles, but this story asks ... what if they did? This
short story tells us what might have been.
***
Happy reading!
Copyright 2016 Michael
Curry
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