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Monthly Archives: September 2026

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Your Paycheck Just Got Smaller: How Fast Can Wage Garnishment Really Stop in Illinois?

By Bentz Holguin Law Firm, LLC |

It usually starts with a pay stub. A new line item appears, money vanishes before it ever reaches the bank, and one question takes over: how quickly can this end? Chicago wage garnishment attorneys hear that question constantly, and the honest answer depends on which tool is used and how soon it is used…. Read More »

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Can You Still Rent a Nice Apartment in Chicago After Bankruptcy?

By Bentz Holguin Law Firm, LLC |

If you recently filed for bankruptcy, you might be wondering whether your next lease application will end in a polite rejection. Will a property manager take one look at your credit report and move on to the next applicant? It’s a fair question, and thankfully, the answer is more encouraging than most people expect…. Read More »

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Do Student Loans Disappear in Bankruptcy, or Are You Stuck With Them Forever?

By Bentz Holguin Law Firm, LLC |

Anyone drowning in student loan debt has probably wondered the same thing: can bankruptcy actually wipe this out? For decades, the answer felt like a flat no. But is that still true today, or has the landscape shifted? The Old Assumption About Student Loans and Bankruptcy Student loans have long been treated differently than… Read More »

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Filing Bankruptcy When Married in Illinois: What You Need to Know

By Bentz Holguin Law Firm, LLC |

Debt doesn’t punch a time clock, and it rarely waits for a convenient moment to become overwhelming. When money troubles hit a married household, one of the first questions that comes up is whether both spouses need to file, or whether one spouse filing alone makes more sense. The answer depends on several factors,… Read More »

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