Eviction Moratorium Is Ending and How Filing Bankruptcy Can Help
The national eviction moratorium is set to expire on June 30, 2021. Over 7 million people are still behind on their rent. Tenants across the country are trying to get assistance from their state governments and their city and county governments. There are a variety...How Can I Pay for Bankruptcy?
Established in federal law, bankruptcy is a proven method for getting out of debt, but those in financial hardship are often uncertain about the costs involved. While you can technically file bankruptcy by yourself, experience matters tremendously and can mean the...
Struggling Businesses and Personal Guaranties Regarding Bankruptcy
When a business is struggling business owners often think ahead and wonder what would happen if they had to close the business, either with or without a bankruptcy filing. One of the first considerations is whether the principals of the company signed any personal...
When Should you Consult an Attorney About Your Debt?
The strain of 2020 has resulted in the loss of unemployment benefits, the loss of jobs, the loss of bonuses, and the loss of businesses. Living on credit day-to-day has now become a reality for millions of Americans. Total consumer debt recently hit just below $4.2...
How Creditors Can Put a Company Into Bankruptcy – The Involuntary Petition Process
An operating company can be hit with an unusual surprise: being served with an involuntary bankruptcy petition. Most of the time companies file for voluntary bankruptcy relief. But on occasion a group of creditors can come together and force a company into...Social
