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File Divorce Before Bankruptcy or Vice Versa?

Unfortunately, divorce and bankruptcy seem to go hand-in-hand. Finances are a leading contributor to divorce Financial stress is a leading contributor to many divorces. If you are facing this situation, you are likely wondering if you should file bankruptcy before you file for divorce or vice-versa. The answer depends on your unique situation. If you […]

Florida Bankruptcy Attorney Charged with 7 Felonies

Paul A. Pysczynski, a former Sarasota bankruptcy attorney, has been charged with seven felony charges related to an alleged loan modification scam. Pysczynski was retained by several homeowners for assistance with consolidating or reorganizing debt. However, instead of providing the legal services, Pysczynski left town with more than $80,000 of his clients’ money. The charges […]

Understanding the “Meeting of Creditors”

All debtors are required to attend a meeting of creditors, as required by Section 341 of the Bankruptcy Code. It is normal for you to feel nervous about appearing before the trustee and your creditors to answer questions under oath about your finances, but a seasoned bankruptcy attorney will make sure you are fully prepared […]

Do Corporations Have Attorney-Client Privilege?

When a corporation seeks bankruptcy protection, there are privacy concerns. The courts have recognized that a company has the benefit of the attorney-client privilege with its corporate attorney. This means that your company’s communications with its lawyer are protected and will remain confidential. Chapter 7 or Liquidation Bankruptcy When a corporation files for bankruptcy protection, […]