The short answer is yes. If the landlord does not have a judgment granting him possession of the premises, filing a chapter 7 or chapter 13 will stop the eviction. If you decide to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy you … Continue reading →
Should I file chapter 7 bankruptcy for my business? This is a question that our clients often ask when they own a sole member LLC or are the only shareholder of their corporation and would like to close the business. … Continue reading →
Will the Trustee Try to Take My Tax Refund? It is almost the time of year for tax returns to be prepared and filed! That can also mean the time of year for receiving tax refunds from the federal, state, … Continue reading →
Non-Bankruptcy Solutions for Federal Student Loans Student loan debt in the United States recently crossed the $1.2 trillion mark. Many of our clients face large student loan payments in addition to their car and mortgage payments. A common question is … Continue reading →
Struggling with Holiday Debt? For many families in America, the holidays can be a very expensive time. Between gifts, decorations, food and drink, parties, and travel, the unexpected costs can quickly rack up. This may be way consumer credit agencies … Continue reading →
Regulators Oppose Bankruptcy Asset Reorganization Plan In early September, the asset reorganization bankruptcy plan for Patriot Coal has been opposed by regulators in Ohio and Pennsylvania, on the grounds that the plan did not sufficiently account for mine pollution cleanup. … Continue reading →
Details of the Chapter 7 Means Test Wood & Brewer offer a FREE Consultation When it comes to filing bankruptcy, most people will choose between one of two types. Chapter 7 bankruptcy, also known as liquidation bankruptcy, is designed to … Continue reading →
