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The Latest Tariffs News
Companies navigate tariff impacts as consumer confidence declines and price hikes emerge in the U.S.
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How Immigration Drives U.S. Economic Growth
Immigration benefits the economy, dispels myths, and requires reform for better contributions and opportunities.
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Impact of Student Loan Defaults on Credit Scores
Student loan defaults significantly lower credit scores, impacting loans, housing, and life decisions.
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The Declaration of Schedules on the Bankruptcy Petition
This series guides individuals through bankruptcy petitions, emphasizing the importance of hiring qualified lawyers.
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At Home Goods Store Files for Bankruptcy
At Home files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to tariffs, economic chaos, and uncertainty.
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Propaganda Economics. Now the Federal Government Owns U.S. Steel?
Trump’s policies, authoritarian in nature, now includes owning U.S. Steel, a private company.
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A Payment Plan or Applying for a Waiver of the Bankruptcy Filing Fees
This video discusses bankruptcy filing fees, payment options, and potential complications if denied.
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See You Later FEMA. Thanks for the Help
Trump plans to phase out FEMA, advocating state-level disaster management amid ongoing federal contradictions.
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The Child Support Snowball: Deportation’s Impact on Household Finances
How deportation disrupts child support, cuts household income, and triggers debt and instability for families in the 2026 economy.
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Causes of Civil Unrest: The California ICE Raids
Chaos from California ICE raids reflects deeper issues like political polarization, economic inequality, and mistrust.
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The Tenant in the Middle: What Happens When Your Landlord Files Bankruptcy?
If your landlord files for bankruptcy, your lease doesn’t just disappear. Prof. Hernandez explains “accidental landlords,” escrow shock, and how Section 365(h) protects tenant rights during a filing.
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The Accidental Landlord: How Renting Your House Forfeits Bankruptcy Protection
Learn how renting your home forfeits your homestead exemption in bankruptcy and why “accidental landlords” risk losing their property when filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 in 2026.
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Gambling with a HELOC to Pay Record Credit Card Debt in 2026
Bankruptcy Attorney & Law Professor Hernandez analyzes why using a HELOC to pay off record-high credit card debt in 2026 is a risky “equity stripping” move compared to bankruptcy.
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Mortgage Defaults Rising: An Escrow Shock Analysis of the 2026 Foreclosure Surge
Mortgage defaults are rising as Escrow Shock drives a 2026 foreclosure surge. Protect yourself with Chapter 13 and remove second mortgages.
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Understanding the Bankruptcy Rescission Period with Reaffirmation Agreements
Buyer’s remorse? Prof. Hernandez explains how to cancel a reaffirmation agreement within the 60-day rescission period under 11 U.S.C. 524(c).
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Reaffirmation Agreements: Why “Vulture Creditors” Want Your Signature
Are “vulture creditors” pressuring you to sign a reaffirmation agreement on furniture or electronics? Prof. Hernandez exposes their high-pressure tactics, the “silverware” bluff, and how to protect your bankruptcy fresh start from unnecessary personal liability.
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Do I Have to Go to Court for a Reaffirmation Agreement?
Bankruptcy Attorney & Law Professor explains when a court appearance is required for a reaffirmation agreement.
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The Bankruptcy Contradiction: Why Filing Can Raise Your Credit Score
Can filing for bankruptcy actually improve your credit? Prof. Hernandez explains the 2026 “Credit Reset” paradox, DTI benefits, and reaffirmation strategies.
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The Zombie Store Card: Why Retail Closures are a Hidden Credit Score Landmine
Bankruptcy attorney and law professor explains how retail store closures in 2026 can trigger sudden credit score drops. Learn how “zombie” store cards raise utilization and hurt your FICO.
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Why Your “Common Sense” is Killing Your Credit Score
Bankruptcy Attorney & Law Professor explains how to improve your credit score while protecting your cash instead of giving large deposits.