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What is Kentucky’s homestead exemption?

On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Oct 29, 2015 | Personal Bankruptcy

Most states, including Kentucky, have something called a homestead protection law. Under this law, people who have filed for bankruptcy can keep a portion of their real property, which is referred to as the homestead, exempt from creditors. The purpose of homestead...

Borrowers facing financial challenges need help

On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Oct 26, 2015 | Personal Bankruptcy

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is once again singling out for criticism companies that service student loans. According to the CFPB, servicing companies are not doing enough to help borrowers who are having difficulty repaying what they owe. Whether because...

Peer-to-peer lending a scary solution to credit card debt

On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Oct 16, 2015 | Credit Card Debt

Americans are no strangers to credit card debt. In fact, about 40 percent of families are unable to make their credit payments. Ever since credit cards were first introduced to the general public, they have been a tantalizing pit that families in Kentucky often fall...

How a Chapter 7 bankruptcy begins

On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Oct 10, 2015 | Chapter 7

If you have decided that bankruptcy is your best option for debt relief –  and that a Chapter 7 “fresh start” approach instead of a Chapter 13 payment plan is best for you (and further assuming that you qualify to use Chapter 7 bankruptcy), then...

Which is better: A Chapter 13 bankruptcy or a Chapter 7?

On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Oct 4, 2015 | Personal Bankruptcy

When you are confronted by a mountain of unpaid bills and desperately needing to stop repossession, someone might suggest filing for personal bankruptcy. Filing for bankruptcy might stop foreclosure and offer you debt relief, but deciding which type of bankruptcy is...

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714 Lyndon Lane
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Louisville, KY 40222

Phone: 502-785-1005
Fax: 502-412-2258
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