Blue Bee Bankruptcy Blog

You go to pay rent and the balance is zero. The card gets declined at the grocery store. Nothing bounced, nothing was spent, and the money is simply gone. That is a bank levy, and it is one of the...

Bankruptcy wipes out a lot of debt. Child support and alimony are not on that list, and they never have been. That much most people already suspect. What catches them off guard is everything around it. Support collection keeps running...

Most of what bankruptcy touches is decided the moment you file. What you own that day goes into the estate, and what comes later is usually yours. There is one narrow exception, and it catches people at the worst possible...

For a lot of Utah families, the tax refund is the biggest single check that arrives all year. It is also the asset that catches more bankruptcy filers off guard than almost any other. The reason is timing. A refund...

When one spouse is drowning in debt, the first question a married couple asks is almost never about the law. It is about each other. Do we do this together, or does just one of us file? There is no...

If you live in a planned community or a condo building in Utah and you have fallen behind on your association dues, bankruptcy can help. It just may not work the way you expect. Most debts get treated as a...

If you are thinking about bankruptcy, you have probably asked the question almost every Utah filer asks first. How long will this stay on my credit report? Here is the direct answer. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy can appear on your...

Before you can file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, federal law requires you to complete a credit counseling course. This is not optional, and skipping it or getting the timing wrong can mean your case is dismissed before...

The moment you file for bankruptcy, something powerful happens automatically, without a hearing, a judge's signature, or any extra paperwork on your part. Every collection call, every threatened repossession, every pending lawsuit against you stops, at least for the moment....

Debt does not stop at retirement age. Rising medical costs, credit card balances carried for years, or a fixed income that no longer stretches far enough can leave older Utahns facing the same financial pressure as anyone else, often with...