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Bankruptcy eliminates major debts through a court-ordered discharge. It may also limit access to credit, such as credit cards. Most lenders immediately freeze or close revolving lines of credit upon learning of a pending bankruptcy filing. Filers may then struggle to...
Filing for bankruptcy isn’t a decision that’s taken lightly. Most people take the time to carefully consider all their options and how those might affect them now and into the future. Anyone who’s considering filing for bankruptcy should ensure they consider the...
When corporate debts begin to pile up, it is easy to feel like you are losing control of the enterprise you spent years building. However, federal bankruptcy law offers a powerful, modern lifeline designed specifically to protect entrepreneurs under pressure....
Bankruptcy does not mean losing everything. California has some of the strongest asset protection laws in the country. This is especially true for homeowners and vehicle owners. For families in North County, the right protections can preserve your assets during...
Filing for bankruptcy raises many questions about what happens to your assets, and a pending tax refund is often near the top of that list. Whether you expect a pending refund later in the year, or have already deposited one into your bank account, understanding how...
The goal of Chapter 11 bankruptcy is typically to restructure a business, streamline operational expenses and get a company out of the red. Eliminating redundant expenses, discharging certain debts and renegotiating other financial obligations can help struggling...
Some older income tax debts may actually qualify for discharge under specific circumstances involving the age of the debt, filing dates and other legal requirements. However, many recent tax obligations, payroll taxes and tax penalties may remain collectible even...
Filing for bankruptcy can feel overwhelming, but it also creates an opportunity for a financial reset. Many people worry about what comes next once debts are discharged and the court process is complete. Life after bankruptcy often involves rebuilding finances,...
Yes, it is possible to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy twice. The law does not prohibit you from filing multiple bankruptcies, and you could actually do it more than twice if necessary. Some people have filed for bankruptcy numerous times. However, the law does...
Running a business in San Diego is an impressive feat. However, even with a detailed operation plan, you may still encounter financial hurdles. Whether your company is experiencing rising operational costs or shifting markets, acquiring debt can accumulate more...