Dealing with self-employed bankruptcy is a painful time. There’s the financial stress that anyone would struggle with, along with the low sense of ... More
Debate Over 2005 Bankruptcy Law Resurfaces In Democratic Primary
In the spring of 2005, the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention & Consumer Protection Act (BAPCP) was signed into law by then-president George W. Bush. A ... More
Legal Work Abounds From Mining Industry Challenges
Economic conditions in the relatively poor areas of Appalachia—West Virginia, Kentucky and some parts of Tennessee and Virginia—have been at the ... More
What Makes Real Estate Bankruptcies Different in Court
Many people look to make extra income and secure their retirement by purchasing real estate and then renting it out. Perhaps, in addition to your ... More
Farm Bankruptcies Are Climbing, and the Problem is Far From Over
Farms across the Midwest are struggling financially, leaving many to wonder why. An alarming number of farms have filed for Chapter 12 bankruptcy, ... More
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Filing For Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy can be described as a way out of a financial hardship situation, with strings attached. And by strings, we mean conditions, obligations and ... More