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Life after bankruptcy is a tough time for many California consumers, so much so that they may have to forego buying a new home because they can't afford one. However, there are a few things people might need to consider when it comes to buying a home post-bankruptcy...
Business owners may face complexities when filing for bankruptcy, depending upon how they set up their enterprises. The rules for Chapter 7 liquidation bankruptcy might affect one California business way and another differently. Business owners struggling with...
For many business owners, Chapter 11 bankruptcy is the preferable option when encountering financial or operational difficulties. In contrast with Chapter 7, Chapter 11 allows a business to regain its footing after a reorganization process. In Chapter 7, a company...
Filing for bankruptcy is generally seen as a last resort for those who can't stay current on their debt obligations. Although bankruptcy comes with a variety of negative consequences, you may be able to recover from them in a relatively short period of time. Let's...
Submitting a bankruptcy petition to a California judge may be an ideal way to eliminate or reduce many types of debts. However, in most cases, student loan debts cannot be discharged or forgiven by filing for bankruptcy. Last month, a bill was introduced that would...
Going through a difficult financial time can be one of the most stressful and worrisome experiences. Bankruptcy is often a sensible solution to getting things in order and clearing your debts. But, one of the greatest fears that most California residents face is the...
California bankruptcy law offers a number of exemptions that may help you retain property after seeking protection from creditors. These exemptions apply to personal goods, equity in a car or home or items that are used to operate a business. The exemptions apply...
Financial abuse can be a serious problem for older people. In many cases, financial abuse is coupled with other forms of abuse or neglect. Ultimately, Minnesota victims may be drained of their life savings or pressured to sell their assets to raise funds for the...
When a financial situation becomes untenable, Companies struggling under the weight of massive debt may explore bankruptcy. Would-be California filers may discover there are different categories of business bankruptcy. Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 reflect the two...
If you're facing bankruptcy for the first time in California, you may be afraid that you'll have to start your life from scratch with no assets to your name. While you will have fewer assets to your name, federal bankruptcy exemptions protect certain ones from...