Florida Bankruptcy Laws for New Residents
Bankruptcy is an effective vehicle for getting back on one's feet financially, but those new to the state may wonder about Florida bankruptcy laws and the rules that apply.
Bankruptcy Options for Gig Workers
Gig workers are independent, on-call contractors who enter into formal agreements with on-demand companies to provide services to the company's clientele.
When Does Wage Garnishment Occur?
Wage garnishment occurs when an individual owes money to a creditor, and the court orders their employer to withhold a portion of their paycheck to resolve the debt.
4 Ways Bankruptcy Can Benefit Your Family
Overwhelming debt doesn’t just cause problems financially; it affects every aspect of family life. But help is available.
Bankruptcy Conversion – The Rest of the Story
Taking a look at some finer details of the conversion process, such as what happens to the debts and what new forms need to be submitted.
6 Quick Facts About Chapter 13
Here are the six fast facts you need to know about filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy - clear and to the point.
Florida Homestead Law and Bankruptcy
If you are a homeowner in the Sarasota area and are considering bankruptcy, here are the facts you need to know about Florida homestead exemption.
Credit Counseling for Bankruptcy
A consumer credit counseling course can allow you to make a more informed decision about filing for bankruptcy.
Protecting Against Vehicle Repossession
A bankruptcy attorney can stop a vehicle repossession by assisting with filing a bankruptcy, which will trigger an automatic stay and stop efforts to repossess the car.
Identifying Creditor Harassment
By filing for bankruptcy, individuals have a practical way to deal with debt, silence the constant phone calls, and stop creditor harassment.