When it comes to bankruptcy, a Springfield, Ohio Bankruptcy Attorney is the one to talk to about the do’s and don’ts of bankruptcy. You already know what to do; learn what not to do. Performing any of the following will cause delays, discharge refusal or a dismissed case. Spending: Spending money on big-ticket items you can’t […]
Going into a partnership for your business can be a beautiful thing. There are shared responsibilities in both equipment and expenses as well as the complementary skill sets that you and your partner have to offer. As with most cases, in order to gain something you have to sacrifice another. With a partnership this is […]
Clark county has suffered a lot with the struggling economy, leaving many people in a financial mess. Credit card bills and other debt can quickly add up and become overwhelming and unmanageable. If you find yourself in a hardship and see no end in sight, then you may want to consider contacting a Springfield, Ohio Bankruptcy […]
Also known as a “meeting of creditors,” a 341 meeting is scheduled between 21 and 40 days after you file for bankruptcy. This first “official” meeting causes much anxiety for many bankruptcy filers. However, the meeting of creditors is simply part of the process. The meeting basically confirms what you have already written in your […]
The cost of living is continually increasing. The cost of gas, milk, and meats, items we need to live our daily lives are increasing in cost a rapid pace. However, many Ohioans are not receiving raises or are unemployed. Due to this increase in our cost of living, many Ohioans are struggling to meet their […]
Over the last few years, we’ve seen major legal changes involving same-sex couples. Our own state of Ohio does not recognize same-sex couples as legally married. However, that does not mean that same-sex couples cannot file for bankruptcy jointly. This past February, Attorney General Eric Holder announced the recognition of same-sex couples in federal legal […]
A common question from those who are filing bankruptcy is can I keep my house and car in Ohio when filing a Chapter 7 or 13. The answers are not really straightforward as they hinge on a number of factors. Understanding Auto Exemptions in Bankruptcy Under bankruptcy laws, certain assets are exempt. In the case of your […]
If you need relief from debt and a fresh start in life, filing a petition for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the answer for you. Before rushing to the courthouse to file your petition, there are some actions you can take to make the process smoother and avoid pitfalls. 1) File tax returns. […]
We all have been in a tough spot where we had bills to pay but simply just didn’t have the funds to pay all of them. No one wants to be in this state, but as the economy still continues to struggle, more and more American’s are finding themselves in this position. One of the […]
Financial stress happens to many people in debt to the point where the idea of bankruptcy pops in their mind. Instead of giving in you avoid bankruptcy and try to catch up on debt payments. When someone connected to your financial situation informs and encourages you to take the bankruptcy route, you have no choice […]