Act Now if You Might Be Facing Foreclosure and Bankruptcy in the Future The possibility of losing a home is traumatic, especially in the midst of all the turmoil of a pandemic. Often people facing foreclosure don’t seek help or they delay getting help, limiting...
The CARES Act, Your Retirement Savings and Bankruptcy: What You Need to Know Early in July, estimates of the number of unemployed Americans, ranged from 18 million to 33 million depending on what figures were examined.1 Regardless of which number you choose,...
Due to unemployment, medical bills, small business closures and other factors, many Americans aren’t able to pay their bills on time during this pandemic, perhaps for the first time in their lives. Within weeks or months, those bills may be turned over to either...
Bankruptcy is a scary word for a lot of people. It can mean the end of financial security or the loss of possessions. It can feel like a lack of control or a failure. But bankruptcy is a way to save your financials and get on the right path to restarting with a blank...
With the recent economic setbacks faced by many families due to job loss, furloughs and medical bills, bankruptcies are likely to rise in the United States in the coming year. Filing for bankruptcy is a difficult decision. Uncertainty, fear, feelings of failure and...
Filing for bankruptcy is complicated and sometimes scary. It requires a fair amount of legal knowledge and usually the help of an experienced bankruptcy attorney. But there are some easy steps you can follow yourself as you dive into the process that doesn’t require...
