Most people know business bankruptcy affects your business. But what about business owners who need to file for personal bankruptcy? There are several ways that filing for personal bankruptcy can affect your business. If you are a sole proprietor, your personal and business finances are intermingled, so a personal bankruptcy filing can have ripple effects […]
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If you’re considering filing for bankruptcy, it’s important to know that you can still keep your most important assets. The key is to properly utilize Florida bankruptcy exemptions. When you file for bankruptcy, your assets may be at risk. This is because the bankruptcy court will consider all of your assets when determining whether or […]
Filing for bankruptcy can be a daunting process, but there are many bankruptcy resources available to help you through it. Here are four of the best options you have for helping you learn more about and deal with bankruptcy. 1. US Bankruptcy Court The US Bankruptcy Court is a great resource for anyone considering filing […]
When you’re considering bankruptcy, it can help to know what to expect. Understanding the bankruptcy tricks and tips available to you can put your mind at ease and make the experience much easier. What are six surprising things you should know about bankruptcy? 1. You Don’t Need a Lawyer But you probably want one. While […]
Struggling with financial problems is bad enough. It gets a lot worse if you’re being harassed by creditors. What is considered harassment and what can you do about it? What Does Harassment Look Like? Calling at All Hours of the Day Creditors and debt collectors will often call consumers early in the morning, late at […]
The short answer to this question is yes, you can file for bankruptcy without the help of an attorney. However, there are some risks involved in filing for bankruptcy on your own. It’s always a better idea to work with an attorney instead. In most cases, hiring an attorney provides you with the support and […]
Marriage and money problems go hand in hand. Financial problems cause everything from minor squabbles to full-blown marriage-ending fights within a marriage. Avoiding money problems in your marriage, or resolving them when they arise, are two of the most important things couples can do to improve their marriage health. Some couples find that bankruptcy can […]
Budgeting mistakes are common, especially when you’re young. Not all newlyweds are young adults, but many first-time marriages do involve people in their 20s. It’s common for newly married young adults to lack a nest and struggle to make ends meet. Learning to manage money takes time. This is why so many newlywed couples fall […]