Bankruptcy

It is a common misunderstanding that someone who files for bankruptcy will forever have financial limitations afterward. People delay or decide against filing at all because they think that they won't be able to buy a house or even use credit cards. In reality, while...

Anyone can end up in a financial position where they need to consider bankruptcy. Whether you’re working as a CEO or you have a minimum-wage job, there can be problems that arise in your life, like a serious medical condition or job loss, which could change everything...

When people think of bankruptcy, Chapter 7 proceedings are often what they imagine. They think about people asking the court to discharge their debts because they can't pay them back. However, liquidation bankruptcy is only one kind of proceeding. There are multiple...

Realizing that you may need to file for bankruptcy is often only the first of multiple difficult decisions. After that, you will have to decide what kind of bankruptcy you file. The different chapters of bankruptcy help people in different financial circumstances.  ...

Dealing with financial problems can feel embarrassing or shameful. There is a stigma associated with financial struggles, and, therefore, many people who are struggling to pay their bills try to hide it. They may even go so far as to purposely adopt an extravagant...

If you’re struggling with your finances, then something you may have started to think about is going through bankruptcy. Bankruptcy can help you get back on your feet financially speaking, but it’s also a potential risk. Bankruptcy can have long-lasting implications,...

Having the skills, education and experience to perform an executive job can be a mixed blessing. On the one hand, you can command a higher wage than many other professionals and benefit from the procedures associated with your title. On the other hand, it costs a lot...