Hoglund Law Blog

“[A]n individual must do their best to follow prescribed treatment for diabetes in order to be found disabled.”

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Download your Free Lawyer Guide to Security Security Hearings

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According a study prepared for the AARP’s Public Policy Institute, “the rate of bankruptcy filings among Americans 55 and older has nearly tripled since 1991.” The results of this study are a cause for concern because the results “indicate that financial security is progressively eroding for many older Americans.” (As printed in Consumer Bankruptcy News, [...]

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“[C]lients should make good medical decisions to get better, not to get benefits.”

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Much attention has recently been given to the disastrous bankruptcy filing of Denny Hecker. Clearly, the Hecker case is not a run of the mill case; however average individuals contemplating bankruptcy should take note of the things which got Mr. Hecker in hot water. These things can happen to average individuals as well. The most [...]

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“Here are some answers to common questions from our clients at Hoglund Law Offices who cannot work due to asthma and other kinds of breathing problems.”

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A recent Supreme Court decision should allow for debtors in future bankruptcy cases to have more affordable payments. The Supreme Court in Hamilton v. Lanning has made a decision which should allow debtors to propose Chapter 13 payment plans which take the debtors’ actual income and expenses into account. Prior to this decision, debtors’ Chapter [...]

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