By Jeff Field | Published September 15, 2025 | Posted in Bankruptcy | Tagged Tags: accountability, credentials, Views | Leave a comment
Reportedly 700 million videos are uploaded to TikTok each month. Much of what goes on the platform is designed to document a good time or get a laugh from the site’s users. However, there are millions of instructional and explanatory videos as well, on practically every subject. As many people rely increasingly on TikTok and Read More
Read MoreCompanies go bankrupt all the time, and when they do, assets can be sold so that creditors can receive payment on what they are owed. If a manufacturer has to sell inventory or fixtures as part of a Chapter 7 or 11 proceeding, it usually has little to no effect on third parties. However, for Read More
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Since the beginning of 2025, the news has been filled with stories related to America’s economy and the changes instituted by the new presidential administration. Though there is disagreement about the best way to proceed and we probably won’t know the true effects of new policies for quite a while, many people in the United Read More
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Filing for Chapter 13 is the right option for many individuals facing financial distress despite the fact that they are earning a steady income. Many people are unable to climb out to debt on their own when a short-term job loss, medical issue, divorce or expensive repair sets them back. By developing a fair repayment Read More
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People facing unrelenting pressure from creditors often consider a range of options. For many, bankruptcy offers the clearest path to a fresh financial start. Another option some people consider is taking out a loan against the funds in their 401(k) retirement account. Under both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filings, 401(k) plans are generally protected Read More
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When you seek relief for overwhelming debt through Chapter 7 bankruptcy, it’s possible that some assets you own will be taken and sold by the trustee in order to help pay your creditors. Several types of items are fully or partially exempted from liquidation, but you might be unclear on whether you can keep certain Read More
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Debt problems cut across all demographic groups and workers in every industry. Doctors, lawyers and even financial professionals frequently file for bankruptcy when they can no longer pay creditors what they owe. This highlights the fact that financial struggles are usually attributable to unfortunate circumstances that can affect anyone. If you work in the financial Read More
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Bankruptcy is a personal decision, and while some people are uncomfortable talking about financial problems, it’s important to understand that there are many others in the same position. When you’re struggling with calls and other types of pressure from creditors and collection agencies, it might be time to discuss your particular circumstances with a qualified Read More
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When parents face financial difficulties while they’re also considering how to fund higher education for their children, it can be very frustrating and confusing. With the annual cost of attendance at some universities approaching $100,000, numerous families rely on substantial financial aid. Exactly how much is available in a given situation depends on a seemingly Read More
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Nothing is certain when trying to predict what will happen in the American economy, but research shows that reasonable conclusions can be made by examining specific data points. One potential way to anticipate trends in bankruptcy filings is to see how many people are going online to research debt-relief methods and seeking information from attorneys Read More
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