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Income-to-Debt Ratio and What It Means for Liquidation Ba...

Many people have been struggling financially during 2020 because of the countless destructive economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. Even those with a stable income may be finding it difficult...

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Why Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Is Essential

Because the United States is currently in a financial crisis due to the economic shutdowns taking place during the coronavirus pandemic, many people are now struggling to meet monthly debt payments....

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Understanding What “Judgment Proof” Means and Debt Relief...

Thousands of U.S. citizens struggle to make debt payments each month, and with the added impact of coronavirus shutdowns, many more will continue to lose financial stability. If you are among those...

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Industries Most Likely to File Commercial Bankruptcy Due ...

Today’s economic and social circumstances are continuing to be unpredictable and unstable. Unfortunately for investors and business owners, this can mean dramatic variations in the economy. With...

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Potential Covid-19 Student Loan Relief Act of 2020 and De...

Tuitions in the United States are higher than ever before, and individuals who graduated within the last ten years are facing large amounts of student loan debt. For those already struggling with...

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Litigation That Can Move from State Court to Bankruptcy C...

Working through the U.S. legal system is often a complex process, and no matter what type of case you’re handling, it’s likely that details will vary greatly from other similar cases. For...

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Case Dismissal without Prejudice and How Bankruptcy Assis...

If you are working through a difficult financial time, you are not alone. The results of the Covid-19 pandemic and associated economic hardships are impacting millions of individuals and businesses...

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The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Finding Debt A...

No matter what your financial situation is, you don’t deserve to be harassed by creditors and collection agents. In fact, any aggressive or manipulative debt collection practices are illegal,...

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How Objections to Discharge Are One of the Potential Risk...

For many U.S. citizens, maintaining financial well-being is a difficult prospect, and any additional debt burdens can send a household into a serious financial situation. If you are finding it...

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How Bankruptcy Is a Stigmatized Source of Debt Relief and...

Anyone who has struggled financially knows the unfortunate potential of feeling ashamed. While the stigma against poverty and debt isn’t unique to the U.S., it certainly is made worse by our social...

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Why Bankruptcy Cases Decreased during COVID-19 Shutdowns,...

As we continue to move through this uncertain time, more economic concerns may rise, including the increase in business and individual bankruptcy cases. If you are struggling to meet debt payments...

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Part Two: The American Shift in Bankruptcy Code

Part One of this blog covers the general history of bankruptcy laws from 1542 to 1776 in Europe and during the founding of the United States. The largest shift in the bankruptcy code occurred when...

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