The good news on bankruptcy is that the number of filings in the United States went down in 2012. About 1.25 million people are expected to file this year for one of the versions of bankruptcy (Chapters 7, 11 or 13). This is down from 1.38 million in 2011. The Great Recession that began in… Read More »
By
Jeff Aleman
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Published
March 27, 2013
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Posted in
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Personal Bankruptcy
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Tagged chapter 11, chapter 13, chapter 7, divorce, job loss, personal bankruptcy, serious illness
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Gift cards are not just for holidays anymore. As a stocking stuffer or a graduation present, gift cards make it easy for those who give and those who receive. We represent clients across the United States taking serious measures to reduce their debt, pay back creditors and improve their credit worthiness. But what measures do… Read More »
People are often quick to assume that bankruptcy is a financial death sentence. That is why they often get confused when they hear a major company is filing for bankruptcy but see them continuing to do business. The fact is bankruptcy is not what many people think. Its purpose is to allow conscientious debtors another… Read More »
In Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship can reorganize the business, continue operations, and work to pay off debts. The debtor stays in possession of the business and acts as the fiduciary, called a debtor in possession. Maintaining control over the business provides advantages for debtors because they have more decision-making power… Read More »