Can I File if My Spouse Doesn’t Want to?
While one spouse is allowed by law to file bankruptcy alone – it may not be the best idea unless their husband or wife has little to no debt.
Economic Conditions Stress Consumers
As interest rates continue to soar and the moratorium on student loans expires, there doesn't seem to be an end in sight for consumers.
5 Reasons to Consider Bankruptcy
The economic environment is challenging, and many Sarasota residents are beginning to consider bankruptcy. Here's what you need to know.
EIDIL Loan Repayment Looms
With EIDL loan repayment deadlines looming, many businesses are facing difficulty in making payments. Here are your options.
How Bankruptcy Affects Back Rent
Many people are struggling to make rent payments, and may even be facing eviction. How does bankruptcy affect back rent due the landlord?
Bankruptcy During the Citizenship Process
Learning the potential ways that bankruptcy may affect your citizenship application ensures the best possible chance at achieving your goals.
Is Bankruptcy the Last Resort?
Bankruptcy should not be considered a last resort, but one of several possible solutions to financial difficulty.
Filing Bankruptcy? How to Keep Your Assets
While losing some of your assets is possible, the most common personal bankruptcies offer options for maintaining much of your property.
The Bankruptcy Option
If you are have tried to lower your debt and can't get results, it may be time to consider if the bankruptcy option is right for you.
Filing for Bankruptcy Twice
The best strategy when considering bankruptcy - whether for the first time or a subsequent filing - is to speak with an experienced bankruptcy attorney.