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    4525 South Boulevard, Suite 201
    Virginia Beach, VA 23452

    757.313.3000
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  • Problems with Do It Yourself Bankruptcy

    Thinking of trying to file bankruptcy without a lawyer? Do It Yourself bankruptcies, also called Pro Se bankruptcies are rarely successful.

  • Matt Hahne on Coast Live

    Matt Hahne talks about how Bankruptcy can relieve Financial Stress on 3WTKR Coast Live

    Recently, Boleman Law’s Matt Hahne appeared on 3WKTR’s Coast Live segment to talk about how bankruptcy can relieve financial stress.

  • Matt Hahne on Coast Live

    Matt Hahne talks about financial options for individuals affected by COVID19 on Coast Live

    Recently, Boleman Law attorney, Matt Hahne appeared on Coast Live to talk about the options people have when it comes to financial issues and the reopening of the economy after COVID19 closures. Banks will resume starting foreclosures and repossession of vehicles.

  • Matt Hahne HRS

    Matt Hahne appears on Hampton Roads Show to talk about Financial Health

    In April, Boleman Law attorney, Matt Hahne appeared on the Hampton Roads Show to talk about financial health during a crisis. During his appearance, Matt Hahne highlighted the two trillion dollars economic stimulus package released by the U.S. federal government.

  • News13Now Matt Hahne

    Matt Hahne talks about Options for People struggling with Debt during COVID-19

    Boleman Law attorney Matt Hahne spoke to 13News Now Connect about the financial strain COVID-19 has put on people’s lives and how creditor’s collection efforts have not stopped. Hahne advises calling a bankruptcy attorney right away before liquidating any assets or getting into more debt to counteract creditors.

  • Matt Hahne on Coast Live

    Matt Hahne discusses the Importance of Hiring an Expert Bankruptcy Lawyer on Coast Live

    Boleman attorney Matt Hahne appeared on Coast Live to discuss the dangers of filing for bankruptcy without appropriate counsel, what is called a pro se filling. Further, Hahne talks about the difference a bankruptcy lawyer makes when filing for bankruptcy and protecting you from breaking any federal laws.

  • What Happens When a Married Couple Who Has Filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Separates?

    What Happens When a Married Couple Who Has Filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Separates?

    Married couples frequently file a bankruptcy case together in what is called a joint case.  The Chapter 13 term lasts three to five years.  Sometimes the couple’s relationship falls apart during that term.  This article discusses three options that an attorney would discuss with the couple.

  • John Bollinger Discusses Concerns for Future Debt Collection with ABI

    What are the concerns after the Supreme Court’s ruling in Henson v. Santander Consumer? Could it affect you? Find out what John Bollinger has to say here!

  • What if I Need a New Car During my Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

    Many clients wonder what will happen if their current vehicle breaks down or is a total loss during the term of their Chapter 13 Plan. While it is preferable to pay cash for a new vehicle, expenses in our lives do not always allow for this. ​The bankruptcy does not prohibit you from incurring debt but the process does require patience. We will discuss all your options with you prior to you making a decision.

  • Surprising Information About Your Credit

    Credit reporting can be confusing. Quite often, what seems like “common knowledge” or “common sense” is, well, wrong. Many of the truths behind credit reporting may surprise you.

  • Do you have equity in Real Estate? We will help you!

    One of the biggest myths I hear from people regarding bankruptcy is that they cannot file bankruptcy because the Trustee will take their home.

  • Matthew Hahne Talks Taxes on Coast Live

    Tax season is upon us and Matthew Hahne sits down with Coast Live to talk about this stressful time. Could bankruptcy be an option?

  • What Happens When a Married Couple Who Has Filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Separates?

    Divorce and Bankruptcy: What are my options?

    Folks often schedule a free consultation with us on the recommendation of their divorce attorney. Oftentimes, financial difficulties and divorce go hand-in-hand.

  • Bankruptcy filers’ biggest regret: “I should have done this sooner”

    We have been privileged to help thousands of Virginians regain their financial health. But the most consistent regret these folks express to us is that they wish they had come to us for help sooner.

  • Qualifying for an apartment while in bankruptcy

    Our clients are often concerned about renting an apartment after their bankruptcy case is filed.

  • Chapter Choice: Risk of incurring new debts after the filing of your bankruptcy.

    Deciding which type of bankruptcy to file can be complicated. It is important to understand how the different types of bankruptcy will address the debts that you have.

  • Bankruptcy versus Foreclosure or Short Sale

    Negotiating with your lender may help you to avoid foreclosure on your home. If negotiating is not an option, filing bankruptcy may be the next option before foreclosure.

  • Negative Money

    Bank Accounts Following Bankruptcy Filing

    Filing bankruptcy is not the end for your bank account; there are many options still available to you.

  • Overwhelming Debt? Need Help?

    Overwhelming Debt? Need Help?

    Make an appointment today for a free consultation with a Boleman Law attorney.

  • Second mortgage stripping still allowed in Chapter 13 bankruptcy

    Supreme Court ruling still allows stripping underwater second mortgage in Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

  • Bankruptcy & your government security clearance

    Military and government personnel are concerned that filing bankruptcy may negatively impact their security clearance and their jobs — even when a superior instructs them to file. Here are some guidelines.
  • The basics of repossession.

    The basics of repossession.

    If you fail to pay a secured creditor*, repossession is a legal process that allows that creditor to take back or repossess the property (collateral) that secures the debt.

  • Do you need to file for bankruptcy?

    Though we have not met, here is what I know. You’ve worked hard, paid your bills and built up your credit rating – and then something bad happened.

  • Debtor’s Education Course is required to complete your bankruptcy.

    If you do not complete the Debtor’s Education Course and obtain a Pre-Discharge Education certificate your bankruptcy discharge may be denied by the court.

  • Get straight with the IRS now.

    Get straight with the IRS now.

    The IRS can pounce without warning if you haven’t filed tax returns.

  • Important Tax Filing News

    Free Tax Preparation & Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) information

  • Boleman Law Firm. We will help you.

    If paying for a bankruptcy has been preventing you from moving ahead, we can discuss options to make it affordable.

  • Community Outreach Programs from Boleman Law Firm.

    Boleman Law attorneys and professionals deliver free, entertaining, life changing personal finance management classes and seminars through a wide variety of community organizations.

  • Vehicle Repossession

    Vehicle repossession can be stopped, but you must talk with an experienced attorney immediately. Boleman Law offers a FREE Consultation with an attorney.

  • Solutions for an overwhelming mortgage payment.

    Solutions for an overwhelming mortgage payment.

    The mortgage payment was OK when you bought the house. But things have changed. Job loss. Medical bills. You’ve missed some payments. Fortunately, there are solutions.

  • Successful outcomes through bankruptcy.

    “Successful” depends on your perspective, but an outcome that relieves overwhelming debt and gives people a financial – and emotional – fresh start should be considered successful.

  • You can keep the shirt on your back.

    Some people think that filing for bankruptcy means that you’ll lose everything – even the shirt on your back. But that’s not the case. An experienced attorney will help protect you while maintaining your rights.

  • Underwater homes: How to keep your feet dry.

    Only a few short years ago, people thought of their family home as an investment that would pay valuable dividends in the future. How times have changed!

  • Six tips on interviewing a bankruptcy lawyer.

    Choosing a skilled, experienced bankruptcy lawyer is essential to getting a fresh financial start.

  • The law firm that started on a door.

    In 1991 Gayle and I started a bankruptcy law firm in Richmond. We had one room. We couldn’t afford a desk. So we took off an inside door, laid it across two low file cabinets and made a desk that we shared.

  • How to choose a bankruptcy lawyer.

    Finding an expert bankruptcy specialist can make a huge difference when you’re working to regain your financial health.

  • We accept Group Legal Insurance plans.

    We accept Group Legal Insurance plans.

    Many people have group legal insurance or group legal discount plans through their work, union or other organization. Boleman Law is an approved legal network provider for most plans.

  • Financial problems can happen to anyone.

    Financial problems can happen to anyone.

    If you’re worried about your financial situation, don’t be embarrassed. You’re not alone. There are legal solutions. We will help you.

  • Differences: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.

    Overwhelming debt? Time for a fresh start? There are two options for filing personal bankruptcy in Virginia: Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. During your free consultation our attorneys can help you decide which option is best for your situation.

  • Stopping harassing debt collection calls.

    For people facing overwhelming debt, just answering the phone or opening the mail can be stressful.

  • Creating a personal budget.

    An important step in taking control of your personal finances is to create a realistic budget and stick to it.

  • Bankruptcy myths.

    Bankruptcy is a mystery to many people and plenty of myths have grown up around the legal process. Here are some common misunderstandings along with the facts.

  • Bankruptcy and your government security clearance.

    Military personnel and other government employees fear that filing personal bankruptcy, may negatively impact their security clearance and their jobs (even when instructed to do so by a superior to keep their security clearance). Here are some clearance investigation guidelines.

  • Preparing for cutbacks, layoffs and sequestration.

    If you’re like most people, you live from paycheck to paycheck. But what happens if your paycheck is suddenly cut by 20% or disappears altogether? If you see sequestration or work cutbacks in your future, here are 10 things you can do to do to get ready.

  • Bankruptcy stops: foreclosure, repossession, garnishment, harassing calls.

    People with overwhelming debt are often faced with legal consequences. Bankruptcy is legal protection that helps them get a fresh financial start.

  • Bankruptcy and Bumps in the Road of Life

    All people experience “bumps in the road” of life, such as job loss, illness, or death.  If you experience such an event during your Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you should first inform your attorney.

Topics
  • About Debts
  • Choosing Your Attorneys
  • Considering Bankruptcy
  • During Bankruptcy
  • Financial Health
  • News from Attorneys
  • The Boleman Way
  • Your Home and Car
Types
  • Info Sheets
  • News
  • Videos
  • Archives
  • Problems with Do It Yourself Bankruptcy

    Thinking of trying to file bankruptcy without a lawyer? Do It Yourself bankruptcies, also called Pro Se bankruptcies are rarely successful.

  • Matt Hahne on Coast Live

    Matt Hahne talks about how Bankruptcy can relieve Financial Stress on 3WTKR Coast Live

    Recently, Boleman Law’s Matt Hahne appeared on 3WKTR’s Coast Live segment to talk about how bankruptcy can relieve financial stress.

  • Matt Hahne on Coast Live

    Matt Hahne talks about financial options for individuals affected by COVID19 on Coast Live

    Recently, Boleman Law attorney, Matt Hahne appeared on Coast Live to talk about the options people have when it comes to financial issues and the reopening of the economy after COVID19 closures. Banks will resume starting foreclosures and repossession of vehicles.

  • Matt Hahne HRS

    Matt Hahne appears on Hampton Roads Show to talk about Financial Health

    In April, Boleman Law attorney, Matt Hahne appeared on the Hampton Roads Show to talk about financial health during a crisis. During his appearance, Matt Hahne highlighted the two trillion dollars economic stimulus package released by the U.S. federal government.

  • News13Now Matt Hahne

    Matt Hahne talks about Options for People struggling with Debt during COVID-19

    Boleman Law attorney Matt Hahne spoke to 13News Now Connect about the financial strain COVID-19 has put on people’s lives and how creditor’s collection efforts have not stopped. Hahne advises calling a bankruptcy attorney right away before liquidating any assets or getting into more debt to counteract creditors.

  • Matt Hahne on Coast Live

    Matt Hahne discusses the Importance of Hiring an Expert Bankruptcy Lawyer on Coast Live

    Boleman attorney Matt Hahne appeared on Coast Live to discuss the dangers of filing for bankruptcy without appropriate counsel, what is called a pro se filling. Further, Hahne talks about the difference a bankruptcy lawyer makes when filing for bankruptcy and protecting you from breaking any federal laws.

  • What Happens When a Married Couple Who Has Filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Separates?

    What Happens When a Married Couple Who Has Filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Separates?

    Married couples frequently file a bankruptcy case together in what is called a joint case.  The Chapter 13 term lasts three to five years.  Sometimes the couple’s relationship falls apart during that term.  This article discusses three options that an attorney would discuss with the couple.

  • John Bollinger Discusses Concerns for Future Debt Collection with ABI

    What are the concerns after the Supreme Court’s ruling in Henson v. Santander Consumer? Could it affect you? Find out what John Bollinger has to say here!

  • What if I Need a New Car During my Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

    Many clients wonder what will happen if their current vehicle breaks down or is a total loss during the term of their Chapter 13 Plan. While it is preferable to pay cash for a new vehicle, expenses in our lives do not always allow for this. ​The bankruptcy does not prohibit you from incurring debt but the process does require patience. We will discuss all your options with you prior to you making a decision.

  • Surprising Information About Your Credit

    Credit reporting can be confusing. Quite often, what seems like “common knowledge” or “common sense” is, well, wrong. Many of the truths behind credit reporting may surprise you.

  • Do you have equity in Real Estate? We will help you!

    One of the biggest myths I hear from people regarding bankruptcy is that they cannot file bankruptcy because the Trustee will take their home.

  • Matthew Hahne Talks Taxes on Coast Live

    Tax season is upon us and Matthew Hahne sits down with Coast Live to talk about this stressful time. Could bankruptcy be an option?

  • What Happens When a Married Couple Who Has Filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Separates?

    Divorce and Bankruptcy: What are my options?

    Folks often schedule a free consultation with us on the recommendation of their divorce attorney. Oftentimes, financial difficulties and divorce go hand-in-hand.

  • Bankruptcy filers’ biggest regret: “I should have done this sooner”

    We have been privileged to help thousands of Virginians regain their financial health. But the most consistent regret these folks express to us is that they wish they had come to us for help sooner.

  • Qualifying for an apartment while in bankruptcy

    Our clients are often concerned about renting an apartment after their bankruptcy case is filed.

  • Chapter Choice: Risk of incurring new debts after the filing of your bankruptcy.

    Deciding which type of bankruptcy to file can be complicated. It is important to understand how the different types of bankruptcy will address the debts that you have.

  • Bankruptcy versus Foreclosure or Short Sale

    Negotiating with your lender may help you to avoid foreclosure on your home. If negotiating is not an option, filing bankruptcy may be the next option before foreclosure.

  • Negative Money

    Bank Accounts Following Bankruptcy Filing

    Filing bankruptcy is not the end for your bank account; there are many options still available to you.

  • Overwhelming Debt? Need Help?

    Overwhelming Debt? Need Help?

    Make an appointment today for a free consultation with a Boleman Law attorney.

  • Second mortgage stripping still allowed in Chapter 13 bankruptcy

    Supreme Court ruling still allows stripping underwater second mortgage in Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

  • Bankruptcy & your government security clearance

    Military and government personnel are concerned that filing bankruptcy may negatively impact their security clearance and their jobs — even when a superior instructs them to file. Here are some guidelines.
  • The basics of repossession.

    The basics of repossession.

    If you fail to pay a secured creditor*, repossession is a legal process that allows that creditor to take back or repossess the property (collateral) that secures the debt.

  • Do you need to file for bankruptcy?

    Though we have not met, here is what I know. You’ve worked hard, paid your bills and built up your credit rating – and then something bad happened.

  • Debtor’s Education Course is required to complete your bankruptcy.

    If you do not complete the Debtor’s Education Course and obtain a Pre-Discharge Education certificate your bankruptcy discharge may be denied by the court.

  • Get straight with the IRS now.

    Get straight with the IRS now.

    The IRS can pounce without warning if you haven’t filed tax returns.

  • Important Tax Filing News

    Free Tax Preparation & Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) information

  • Boleman Law Firm. We will help you.

    If paying for a bankruptcy has been preventing you from moving ahead, we can discuss options to make it affordable.

  • Community Outreach Programs from Boleman Law Firm.

    Boleman Law attorneys and professionals deliver free, entertaining, life changing personal finance management classes and seminars through a wide variety of community organizations.

  • Vehicle Repossession

    Vehicle repossession can be stopped, but you must talk with an experienced attorney immediately. Boleman Law offers a FREE Consultation with an attorney.

  • Solutions for an overwhelming mortgage payment.

    Solutions for an overwhelming mortgage payment.

    The mortgage payment was OK when you bought the house. But things have changed. Job loss. Medical bills. You’ve missed some payments. Fortunately, there are solutions.

  • Successful outcomes through bankruptcy.

    “Successful” depends on your perspective, but an outcome that relieves overwhelming debt and gives people a financial – and emotional – fresh start should be considered successful.

  • You can keep the shirt on your back.

    Some people think that filing for bankruptcy means that you’ll lose everything – even the shirt on your back. But that’s not the case. An experienced attorney will help protect you while maintaining your rights.

  • Underwater homes: How to keep your feet dry.

    Only a few short years ago, people thought of their family home as an investment that would pay valuable dividends in the future. How times have changed!

  • Six tips on interviewing a bankruptcy lawyer.

    Choosing a skilled, experienced bankruptcy lawyer is essential to getting a fresh financial start.

  • The law firm that started on a door.

    In 1991 Gayle and I started a bankruptcy law firm in Richmond. We had one room. We couldn’t afford a desk. So we took off an inside door, laid it across two low file cabinets and made a desk that we shared.

  • How to choose a bankruptcy lawyer.

    Finding an expert bankruptcy specialist can make a huge difference when you’re working to regain your financial health.

  • We accept Group Legal Insurance plans.

    We accept Group Legal Insurance plans.

    Many people have group legal insurance or group legal discount plans through their work, union or other organization. Boleman Law is an approved legal network provider for most plans.

  • Financial problems can happen to anyone.

    Financial problems can happen to anyone.

    If you’re worried about your financial situation, don’t be embarrassed. You’re not alone. There are legal solutions. We will help you.

  • Differences: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.

    Overwhelming debt? Time for a fresh start? There are two options for filing personal bankruptcy in Virginia: Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. During your free consultation our attorneys can help you decide which option is best for your situation.

  • Stopping harassing debt collection calls.

    For people facing overwhelming debt, just answering the phone or opening the mail can be stressful.

  • Creating a personal budget.

    An important step in taking control of your personal finances is to create a realistic budget and stick to it.

  • Bankruptcy myths.

    Bankruptcy is a mystery to many people and plenty of myths have grown up around the legal process. Here are some common misunderstandings along with the facts.

  • Bankruptcy and your government security clearance.

    Military personnel and other government employees fear that filing personal bankruptcy, may negatively impact their security clearance and their jobs (even when instructed to do so by a superior to keep their security clearance). Here are some clearance investigation guidelines.

  • Preparing for cutbacks, layoffs and sequestration.

    If you’re like most people, you live from paycheck to paycheck. But what happens if your paycheck is suddenly cut by 20% or disappears altogether? If you see sequestration or work cutbacks in your future, here are 10 things you can do to do to get ready.

  • Bankruptcy stops: foreclosure, repossession, garnishment, harassing calls.

    People with overwhelming debt are often faced with legal consequences. Bankruptcy is legal protection that helps them get a fresh financial start.

  • Bankruptcy and Bumps in the Road of Life

    All people experience “bumps in the road” of life, such as job loss, illness, or death.  If you experience such an event during your Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you should first inform your attorney.

Topics
  • About Debts
  • Choosing Your Attorneys
  • Considering Bankruptcy
  • During Bankruptcy
  • Financial Health
  • News from Attorneys
  • The Boleman Way
  • Your Home and Car
Media Format
  • Info Sheets
  • News
  • Videos
  • Archives

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Richmond

Interstate Center
2104 W Laburnum Ave, Suite 201
Richmond, VA 23227

804.355.2057
Fax: 804.358.8704
Directions »

Virginia Beach

Southport Centre
4525 South Boulevard, Suite 201
Virginia Beach, VA 23452

757.313.3000
Fax: 804.358.8704
Directions »

Newport News

Patrick Henry Corporate Center
12350 Jefferson Ave, Suite 170
Newport News, VA 23602

757.825.5577
Fax: 804.358.8704
Directions »

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    • Problems with Do It Yourself Bankruptcy
    • Creditor Harassment
    • Asset Protection
    • Judgments or Liens
    • Payday or Title Loan
    • Medical Bills
    • Overdue Bills
    • Divorce Issues
    • Mortgage Servicing Issues
  • Choose Boleman
    • The Law Firm That Started on a Door
    • The Boleman Way
  • Your Team
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    • Laura T. Alridge
    • Kristen Nina P. Belber
    • John R. Bollinger
    • Riley T. Buettner
    • Abram P. Gagnon
    • Matthew R. Hahne
    • Lorin D. Hay
    • Patrick T. Keith
    • Matthew W. Krum
    • Joshua A. Moger
    • Kathryne M. Shaw
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    • Choosing Your Attorneys
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Helpful Information

Differences: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13

There are two options for filing personal bankruptcy in Virginia: Chapter 7 or Chapter 13.

Learn More
Bankruptcy Myths

Bankruptcy is a mystery to many people. Don’t let these myths fool you.

Learn More
Problems with Do it Yourself Bankruptcy

~97% of Chapter 13 Pro Se (do it yourself) cases end in failure

Learn More
Credit Reporting Review

When you first find something wrong on your credit report, it can be hard to know where to start.

Learn More
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