Blake Goodman
Blake Goodman, PC, Bankruptcy and Debt Settlement Attorneys
Blake Goodman received his law degree from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. in 1989 and has been exclusively practicing bankruptcy-related law in Texas, New Mexico, and Hawaii ever since. In the past, attorney Goodman was a Certified Public Accountant, receiving his license from the State of Maryland in 1988.
Attorney Goodman specializes in providing solutions to debt burdens and tax problems. He has helped over 8,000 individuals and families alleviate financial setbacks caused by overwhelming debt problems. Attorney Goodman is a member of the Hawaii State Bar Association, the Federal Bankruptcy Law Section, the Tax Freedom Institute, and the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers. In addition to being a member of the American Bankruptcy Institute, his article “The Often Overlooked 10-Year Tax Discharge Rule” was published in the ABI Journal.
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- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Relief
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Living Debt Free In Hawaii Can Student Debt be Discharged?
Living Debt Free In Hawaii Can Student Debt be Discharged?
Living Debt Free In Hawaii how does bankruptcy effect credit rating?
Living Debt Free In Hawaii how does bankruptcy effect credit rating?
Living Debt Free In Hawaii how is your security clearance effected by bankruptcy?
Living Debt Free In Hawaii how is your security clearance effected by bankruptcy?
Living Debt Free in Hawaii What assets can you keep in bankruptcy?
Living Debt Free in Hawaii What assets can you keep in bankruptcy?
- Q. Can I lose my share of the house if my ex spouse who owns 1/2 the home gets in tax trouble?
- A: Yes, the Hawaii Dept of Tax can lien any real property a taxpayer owes. They can only lien up 1/2 the house. Not your share of the house. If they foreclose on the lien (very rare), they would sell the house and pay you 1/2 the net sale proceeds.
Hope that Helps.
Blake Goodman, esq.
- Q. If my parents claim me as a dependent but I am majority age (I am 18) can they control my salary?
- A: I don't think your parents can control your salary, unless you work for them. However, I am not a CPA. They would know best. Aloha, Blake Goodman
- Q. If making monthly mortgage payments, why am I in foreclose, and I have all my bank statements showing I have paid.
- A: You are being screwed with. I help people file bankruptcy to save their home from foreclosure, not this kind of thing.
You need to find an attorney that represents borrowers under the Truth in Lending Act (or TILA). See what you can find on Google for an attorney versed in this law that can help you.
Good luck, Aloha, Blake Goodman
