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Law Office of Ted Taggart
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Main Office
1776 South Jackson Street, Suite 900
Denver,
CO 80210
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English
Years of Experience
Graduated Law School 1997
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Main Office
1776 South Jackson Street, Suite 900
Denver, CO 80210
Helping People Get A Fresh Start Through Intelligent Legal Strategies
An exclusive focus on Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases. The Law Offices of Ted Taggart offers attorney level attention at every stage of your case and does business differently than other attorneys. I am focused not just on discharging your debt but also on stopping garnishiments, foreclosures, bank seizures, and credit harrasment. I spend the extra time to ensure you understand the process so that the stress that has been building and building can get alleviated. Even if you have already been sued or even if you already have judgment entered against you, I usually can ensure that you will not get garnished. I take the extra time to help you through the steps to help you rehabilitate your credit, which of course is one of your goals. Managing Attorney Ted Taggart, in addition to having helped over 1,000 people, has an MBA with a focus in Finance. He also has extensive collection legal experience, giving him valuable insight in how to deal with the very attorneys who are giving you the most stress right now.
Articles Written
Using Chapter 13 for Back Taxes and Unsecured Debt
Created On: 05/06/2010
If you face the double whammy of back taxes and overwhelming debt Chapter 13 is a smart strategy to get yourself back on your feet. To understand why you have to understand that in most circumstances taxes are not...
Over the Means Test? You May Still qualify for a Chapter 7
Created On: 04/21/2010
If you are faced with overwhelming debt but are over the often misinterpreted means test, you may still qualify for a Chapter 7. To understand how, you first must know that the means test is presumptive...
Going Through a Divorce and Bankruptcy?
Created On: 04/12/2010
Sadly, the agony of divorce, especially ones caused by financial distress, can be compounded by the necessity of bankruptcy. Debts that were difficult to manage under one household will...
I Make Too Much for Chapter 7. Is Chapter 13 Worth It?
Created On: 03/23/2010
One of the biggest misperceptions surrounding Chapter 13 Bankruptcies is that it requires you to repay your debt. This is not entirely true. While chapter 13 bankruptcy does require you to make monthly...
Case History
Getting an Extra 6 months of Rent Free Living
Practice Area: Bankruptcy
Description: Client was overwhelmed by debt and banks would not modify their loan. They wished to surrender the home but maximize their time in it--cost free by the way. Through strategic timing on the filing of their case I was able to get the couple an extra six months of rent free living in the house by delaying foreclosure proceedings.
Outcome: Filed client as a 13 in order to maximize their time in the home. Clients then decided, based on advice, that if they decided to cut their hours at work they could convert to a Chapter 7 and I was able to discharge all their debt.
Previous Bankuptcy? No problem
Practice Area: Bankruptcy
Description: Client had previously filed a Chapter 7 within past 8 years requiring a Chapter 13.
Outcome: I was able to get them payments of $27 for two years with an increase to ocur only when their car payments were completed. Even though they had a previous 7, their payments were essentially $27 for three years.
Minmizing Plan Payments
Practice Area: Bankruptcy
Description: Client originally showed disposable income of nearly $1,200 per month and could have been facing payments of this amount.
Outcome: Through a series of pre-planning strategies I was able to get them payments under $300 per month and through key strategy was able to protect client from losing pay raise to trustee.
Stopping Garnishment in their tracks
Practice Area: Bankruptcy
Description: Client had two judgments against them. Collection attorney was preparing garnishment. Client did not yet have the money to file.
Outcome: I was able to call and negotiate with collection attorneys to prevent the garnishment from proceeding--client did not have to pay creditors one cent and I was able to buy them the time to pay their filing fees.
50% on the dollar, no interest
Practice Area: Debt Settlement
Description: Client could not file bankruptcy due to large assets. Debt settlement case.
Outcome: Using my status as a bankruptcy attorney and relationships with collection attorneys, I was able to get settlement of outstanding debt of 50% on the dollar without lengthy discussions.
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Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Business, Foreclosure, Debt Settlement