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Are you considering filing for bankruptcy in Massachusetts? The first thing to do is meet with a bankruptcy attorney to discuss your options. At Logan A. Weinkauf, P.C., we understand you might be nervous about consulting a bankruptcy lawyer. We want you to know that your consultation is confidential. You will meet...

A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a repayment plan. It allows you to reorganize your debts. Most debts are consolidated into a monthly payment, and you may only be required to pay a small percentage of your unsecured debts to get rid of the entire amount you owe. If you are interested in...

A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a repayment plan. Individuals and couples filing under Chapter 13 reorganize their debts into an affordable monthly plan. Filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you keep your house if you are behind on your house payments. Our Massachusetts bankruptcy attorney explains how Chapter 13 can...

You are not alone if you owe credit card debt. Americans owe $1.14 trillion in credit card debt. High interest rates, late payments, and other fees make it almost impossible to repay credit card debt if you fall behind. Keep reading to learn steps you can take if...

If you are struggling to pay debts you cannot afford, a Massachusetts bankruptcy attorney can help you file bankruptcy to get rid of those debts. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge eliminates most debts. However, some debts are not discharged through bankruptcy. Keep reading to learn what debts cannot be discharged in...

Logan Weinkauf is a Massachusetts attorney with extensive experience in foreclosure prevention. He helps individuals keep their homes when they fall behind on mortgage payments. For those in need...

Bankruptcy represents the turning of the page from one chapter of life to the next. The transition has the potential to dramatically change one’s life.  However, most are unaware as to how declaring bankruptcy changes (or does not change) child support and alimony. 

Our Massachusetts bankruptcy attorney is...

No two Massachusetts bankruptcy cases are exactly the same. Some debtors have joint debts held with spouses, children, siblings, and other individuals such as business partners. Other debtors declaring bankruptcy co-signed loans with other debtors. 

If you are financially destitute and incapable of repaying your debts and/or those jointly...

If you are considering bankruptcy or have already decided to file, your thoughts are likely drifting toward the fate of your savings. In particular, those who file bankruptcy often question how the decision will affect college savings accounts. This is your inside look from our Massachusetts bankruptcy attorney at how the...

Struggling to pay debts you cannot afford to pay is stress. Your debt problems can impact every aspect of your life. You may also experience fear as debt collectors begin calling you to demand payment of debts. They may threaten you with legal action if you do not pay.