How to Find Records on Failed Banks

First place to start:
http://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/failed/banklist.html

If the failed bank was regulated by the State, check with the State’s financial/banking office for stored records. In Florida anyway, that would be through the office of the Chief Financial Officer, an elected Cabinet position under whom someone is appointed to oversee state regulated banking institutions.

 

Christmas in July

Now through the end of July $775 for a Chapter 7 excluding filing fee if you pay in FULL before the end of the month.

Tax Free Shopping

August 1- 3 2014 is tax fre shopping for back to school

Happy 4th

Special Prices

Special pricing for June ends on the 30th call today!

Bankruptcy Special

Now through the end of June Chapter 7 for  $775 plus filing fee

Another Loan Modifcation

We got a Chase Hamp Modification today HAMP Tier 1 Loan Modifcation Offer today

with a $177, 934.78 principal forgiveness,and a   2% interest rate to start capped in 5 years at 4.875%!

Bankruptcy Fee Increase

The Judicial Conference of the United States met on March 11, 2014, and approved changes to the Bankruptcy Court Miscellaneous Fee Schedule effective June 1, 2014. A summary of those changes follow:

The fee for filing a complaint increases to $350.00.
The following administrative fees are increased to the totals noted:
- For the filing of a petition under Chapter 7, 12, or 13, $75.00.
- For the filing of a petition under Chapter 9, 11, or 15, $550.00.
- When a motion to divide a joint case under Chapter 7, 12, or 13 is filed, $75.00.
- When a motion to divide a joint case under Chapter 11 is filed, $550.00.

As a consequence the increases effective June 1, 2014, the full fee for filing a -
Chapter 7 will be $335.00
Chapter 9 will be $1,717.00
Chapter 11 will be $1,717.00
Chapter 12 will be $275.00
Chapter 13 will be $310.00

Chapter 15 will be $1,717.00

Document Preparation for Your Foreclosure Case

We will prepare your pro se answer- one day turn around once payment is received for $300.00

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Our office is now accepting payments by Bitcoins.
http://www.carollawsonpa.com/online_payments.htm

City Clearwater Home Loans

Home Improvement Loans Available in Clearwater

CLEARWATER, Fla. – The City of Clearwater Economic Development and Housing Department may be able to help with necessary code-related repairs needed in the home. Single-family detached homes, townhouses or villas with a comparable sales value from the Pinellas County Property Appraiser that does not exceed $150,000 may benefit from the City’s Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program. Homes must be occupied by the owner. Loans available are up to $25,000.

Household income must be 80 percent or less than the area median income. For example, a one person household would have to have an income of $32,150 or less. A four person household would have to have an income of $45,900 or less. Other eligibility criteria may apply.

Assistance is in the form of a deferred payment loan or a low-interest loan, depending on income. 
Some examples of work that could be funded are roof system repairs including soffit/fascia; plumbing repairs; electrical repairs; replacement of doors and/or windows; and ADA modifications.

For information regarding the Housing Rehabilitation Program, contact Terry Malcolm-Smith at (727) 562-4036.

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Pre-holiday Special

Now through Dec 24, 2013, all ch 7s individual or joint- excluding costs and motions are $600. 

Obama Care Another Way to Screw the Middle Class

Starting January 1, 2014, the Affordable Care Act will guarantee coverage for all Americans and offer tax credits to reduce premiums for millions of consumers nationwide. Are you one of them?

If your household income is below or around these amounts, you may be eligible.

Ok so I go to this formula but in married joint taxes employer offers insurance. (Mind you the formula does not take into account how much the employer pays, the quality of the coverage, out of pocket expenses, deductibles....  and this is the result

Based on the information you entered and estimated premiums in your state, you are likely ineligible for a government subsidy for the following reason(s):

> Your household income is too high for you to receive lower health insurance premiums through the Public Exchange. (uh you didn't ask me my household income)

> You are offered coverage by your employer that meets the minimum value standards, and your share of the cost is not more than 9.5% of your household income.  Not if you take in account out of pocket expenses, deductibles.... 

If you select no when it asks about your employer offering healthcare then  it asks you a question regarding income and then it comes up with :

Public Exchange

Why?
Based on the information you entered, you will likely be eligible for a tax credit to lower your health insurance premiums.

As a result, one of our Benefits Counselors can assist you in applying for the subsidy and for coverage on the Public Exchange (i.e Federally Facilitated Health Insurance Marketplace).

*Disclaimer: The premium and subsidy amounts displayed are estimates only and are not specific to your area of the state, which may impact premiums. The actual amounts of subsidy eligibility may differ and is dependent on completing the Federal application. This Member Benefits Eligibility Estimator is not intended to be relied upon for legal or tax advice.