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Law Office of Robert L. Firth April 1, 2013

Keep Your Vehicle with More Time to Catch Up and a Lower Monthly Payment

What can you do if you MUST keep your car or truck, but can’t afford the monthly payments?

Law Office of Robert L. Firth March 29, 2013

3 Common First Time Home Buyer Mistakes Can Cost Thousands

Buying real estate for the first time is a very exciting step in life.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth March 28, 2013

7 Quick And Inexpensive Ways You Can Improve Your Home’s Curb Appeal

Have you ever heard the saying, “You never get a second chance for a first impression?”

Law Office of Robert L. Firth March 25, 2013

I Know What My Bankruptcy Trustee Does, But How about the U. S. Trustee?

If you are about to file a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case, you’ve heard who your trustee is what he or she does.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth March 18, 2013

The Multiple Roles of Your Chapter 13 Trustee

You’re going to spend 3 to 5 years dealing with your trustee. To have that happen as smoothly as possible, it helps to understand his or her roles.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth March 11, 2013

The Easiest Way to a Smooth Chapter 7 Case Is Cooperating with Your Trustee

The way to keep the Chapter 7 trustee happy is by making it easy for him or her to do his or her job.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth March 6, 2013

Understanding the Short Sale Transaction

A “short sale” is a real estate transaction in which a home seller’s mortgage lender agrees to accept a payoff that is less than the amount owed on the mortgage.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth March 4, 2013

Who Are the Three Different Bankruptcy Trustees?

When you file bankruptcy, you will likely only deal with one trustee. Who are the other two, and why do they matter?

Law Office of Robert L. Firth Feb. 25, 2013

Priority Debts in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 can be a stronger and more flexible tool for dealing with priority debts than Chapter 7.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth Feb. 23, 2013

Tort Remedies

The oldest legal approach to debt collection abuse is an action in tort. There are distinct advantages and disadvantages to a tort approach to abusive debt collection conduct.

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