Bankruptcy Newsfeed

Student Debt and a Push for Fairness
Much of the debt from student loans cannot be erased through bankruptcy, but there’s a movement to change the...
Friday, June 4, 2010

Fighting Foreclosures
Lawmakers should revive the fight to let troubled homeowners use bankruptcy court to avoid...
Thursday, April 15, 2010

Sharp Increase in March in Personal Bankruptcies
High unemployment and the housing crisis were cited for the increase in filings, a rise of 35 percent over...
Thursday, April 1, 2010

From Lithuania, a View of Austerity’s Costs
As European nations consider the social and political costs of cutting public sector spending, Lithuania offers a case study of the societal...
Thursday, April 1, 2010

Bankruptcy Ruling in Student Loan Case
The justices made it easier for people who say they cannot repay their student loans to receive bankruptcy...
Tuesday, March 23, 2010

A New Chapter for Bankruptcy
A proposal to make our bankruptcy system simpler and to make it easier for debtors to get back on their...
Thursday, March 11, 2010

FEDERAL JUDGE; Question of Impeachment
House is set to take up impeachment of Louisiana federal Judge G Thomas Porteous, who is accused of accepting cash and gifts from lawyers whose cases he presided over in court; he is also accused of lying about his finances when filing for...
Tuesday, March 9, 2010

« Back

Legal Notices and Disclaimers: We are a debt relief agency proudly assisting consumers in filing bankruptcy. Your specific legal issues are unique, so please only use this site for education. The information provided at this site is of a general nature and may not apply to any particular set of facts or under all circumstances. It should not be construed as legal advice and does not constitute an engagement of Susan Skelton or The Skelton Law Firm or establish an attorney-client relationship. Laws are constantly changing. The information on this website was accurate at the time of posting and we make every effort to keep it current, however we are not responsible for outdated materials.

From time to time, we will post articles that are not original to us and links to outside sources. We are not responsible for the maintenance of such sites, and take no responsibility for the accuracy of such.

Please also understand that merely submitting your request for further contact does not establish an attorney-client relationship. We make an effort to promptly return all requests for contact and will be happy to meet with you to discuss your situation.

Copyright © 2009 Skelton Law Firm, LLC.
Contact us today with our new client form,
via e-mail at info@skeltonlawfirm.com,
or call 314-802-8328.

Select a Design:

Home
Attorney Profiles
Bankruptcy Basics
Bankruptcy Glossary
Mistakes To Avoid
Contact Us
Bankruptcy Links

Firm Associations

Resources:

Bankruptcy News Feed

Student Debt and a Push for Fairness
Much of the debt from student loans cannot be erased through bankruptcy, but there’s a movement to change the...

Fighting Foreclosures
Lawmakers should revive the fight to let troubled homeowners use bankruptcy court to avoid...

Sharp Increase in March in Personal Bankruptcies
High unemployment and the housing crisis were cited for the increase in filings, a rise of 35 percent over...

From Lithuania, a View of Austerity’s Costs
As European nations consider the social and political costs of cutting public sector spending, Lithuania offers a case study of the societal...

Bankruptcy Ruling in Student Loan Case
The justices made it easier for people who say they cannot repay their student loans to receive bankruptcy...

A New Chapter for Bankruptcy
A proposal to make our bankruptcy system simpler and to make it easier for debtors to get back on their...

FEDERAL JUDGE; Question of Impeachment
House is set to take up impeachment of Louisiana federal Judge G Thomas Porteous, who is accused of accepting cash and gifts from lawyers whose cases he presided over in court; he is also accused of lying about his finances when filing for...