Bankruptcy Spike Expected as Covid Eviction Halt Nears End
An unprecedented amount of unpaid rent is making bankruptcy a more attractive option for millions of Americans grappling with paying...
Is Filing Bankruptcy Bad? Can It Be Good?
You’ll hear a lot of people conclusively say: “bankruptcy is bad.” But why? Why is the general consensus that filing for...
When Bankruptcy Is the Best Option
Bankruptcy may make sense if you are unable to repay debts as you cover obligations such as retirement, food and...
FINANCIAL STRATEGIES DURING CORONAVIRUS
Financial Challenges Due to COVID 19 People experience financial hardship for a variety of reasons. These range from divorce or...
Op-ed: Reform our bankruptcy laws before a tsunami of Covid debt comes due
Even with the latest coronavirus relief bill, the economic stresses from the pandemic will continue to mount. An assortment of...
Laid Off Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19)? Bankruptcy Can Help
No one wants to file for bankruptcy. But if you’re one of the millions laid off because of the coronavirus outbreak,...
COVID-19 Changes Everything, Including the U.S. Bankruptcy Code
Tuesday, March 31, 2020 In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, President Donald J. Trump signed into law the Coronavirus Aid,...
Can a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Affect Your Student Loans?
It is fairly common knowledge that you can’t get rid of your student loans by filing for bankruptcy. While there...
5 Things To Know about Divorce and Bankruptcy
Divorce can be draining on your emotions and affect your life more than you imagined. If bankruptcy is piled on...
The COVID-19 Corona Virus and filing bankruptcy.
Last Updated: 3/20/2020 The Bankruptcy Court has been closely monitoring and following recommended guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and...