The Very Personal Decision to File Bankruptcy
To make any important decision wisely, you first need to become well-informed about your options. Then you can weigh those options and make the best choice.
The Bankruptcy Clause of the U.S. Constitution
225 years ago this month, the Constitutional Convention adopted the U.S. Constitution. Its Bankruptcy Clause was a quiet but crucial component of a much stronger national government.
Are Paying Debts a Moral Obligation?
Yes, you have a moral obligation to pay your debts. But do you have higher moral obligations to release yourself from those debts?
A Patriotic Fresh Start
If you're financially hurting this 4th of July, you may not exactly be feeling like this is a great country. But it is.
5 More Kinds of Chapter 13 Medicine for Saving Your Home
Chapter 13 is extraordinary in the number of distinctive ways it can solve debt problems endangering your home. Here are five more ways beyond the five of the last blog.
Business Litigation Worth Fighting About in Bankruptcy
The closing of your business, followed by your personal bankruptcy filing, often ends threatened or ongoing business litigation against you. But here are three situations where that litigation could well continue regardless of the bankruptcy.
Getting a Handle on Your Income and Business Taxes Through Bankruptcy While Your Business Forges Ahead
Could your small business survive and even thrive if you could just get better terms for payment of your back tax debts?
Your Sole Proprietorship Business Rescued by Chapter 13
Do you have a small business in your own name that would be successful if it only got a break from its debts? A Chapter 13 case would likely greatly reduce both your business and personal monthly debt service while you continued to run your business.
Income Tax Refunds In Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Can you keep your tax refund if you file a Chapter 7 case? It’s mostly a matter of timing. Here are the... Read More
