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Fun Facts About Bankruptcy

Most of our blogs focus on providing advice, tips and general information, so we decided to have a little fun with this blog and discuss some of the fun facts surrounding bankruptcy. How many bankruptcy questions can you answer? Q: Who dubbed the phrase “indubitable equivalence? A: The famous jurist, Judge Learned Hand (See In […]

What is Credit Counseling in Bankruptcy?

The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 (BAPCPA) changed many aspects of the bankruptcy process. One of the new requirements for filing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case is that the debtor must complete a credit counseling course before the petition is filed. Credit counseling courses are offered in person or […]

How will I be Impacted by my Ex-Spouse’s Bankruptcy?

What happens if your ex-spouse files a bankruptcy case? Will it impact you? The answer is “it depends.” It is important to have one of our bankruptcy lawyers review your individual circumstances to help you understand how you might be affected, but below is some general guidance. As soon as your ex-spouse files his or […]

Important Topics to Cover in Your Partnership Agreement

When you enter into a business venture with another party, it is crucial that you draft and sign a partnership agreement. Many partners enter into business together because they are friends and they don’t think a written contract between them is necessary. However, having an agreement in place can help avoid disputes as well as […]

Will Bankruptcy Help Me Avoid Foreclosure?

When you fall behind on your mortgage payments and your lender is threatening foreclosure, you should contact us as soon as possible to discuss your debt relief options. A personal bankruptcy filing is typically an option you should strongly consider. In fact, many Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases are filed because homeowners are attempting […]

Your Tax Returns and Your Bankruptcy

When you file a personal bankruptcy, you should be prepared to provide all of your financial records to your attorney. This includes copies of your tax returns – both state and federal. Your tax returns are important for the following reasons: Tax returns provide your lawyer with a significant amount of financial information all in […]

What Happens to My Social Security Benefits in Bankruptcy?

If you are considering filing for bankruptcy protection and you receive Social Security benefits, you are probably wondering how your benefits will be impacted. Social Security Benefits In short, the law protects your Social Security benefits and you will not lose them in your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case. However, your benefits can have […]