Articles by Damon Duncan
Understanding the Timeline of a Foreclosure in North Carolina
If you have missed a mortgage payment or two, you may be lying awake at night worried about losing your home. That fear is real, and you are not alone. Many good people fall behind on their mortgage after a job loss, an illness, or another setback. The good news is that foreclosure does not … Read more
Are Bankruptcy Filings Public Record?
If you are thinking about filing bankruptcy, you may feel worried about privacy. Will your neighbors find out? Will your boss know? Will it show up if someone searches your name online? These are very common questions, and they are completely fair to ask. The short version is this: bankruptcy is part of the court … Read more
The Ultimate Guide to Keeping Your Car in Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy is stressful. And for most people, one of the biggest worries is simple: Will I lose my car? You depend on your car to get to work, take your kids to school, and run your life. The good news is that for most people, you can keep your car when you file … Read more
Surviving bankruptcy: Tips for getting back on track financially
Filing for bankruptcy is a difficult decision, but it can be a powerful tool for getting a fresh financial start. By following these tips and working with professionals, you can successfully navigate bankruptcy and get back on track financially.
Will bankruptcy help with private student loans?
If you are struggling with private student loan debt, you are not alone. Many people in North Carolina took out private loans to pay for school and now feel stuck. The payments are high. The interest keeps growing. And you may be wondering if bankruptcy can give you any relief. This article explains how bankruptcy … Read more
Can I pay off my Chapter 13 bankruptcy early?
If you are in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you may feel ready to be done. Three to five years can feel like a long time. So it is natural to ask, "Can I just pay it off early and move on with my life?" The good news is that you usually can. But there is … Read more
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