Getting Help With Your Divorce

If you are considering bankruptcy, you are probably already planning how you will do things differently in the future. That is the wonderful thing about chapter 7 bankruptcy – it allows filers the opportunity to turn back the clock and do things the right way this time. With that in mind, the bankruptcy code now requires that filers take two bankruptcy educational classes. Read on and find out more about the credit counseling class and the personal finance class. [Read More]

Divorce is a hard process to go through, with the act of asset division often being the most complicated. In some cases, one spouse may attempt to hide assets from the other to prevent the division. If you suspect your spouse may be hiding assets from you, here are some things you should know: Look at All Bank Statements The bank statement is a great place to start your evaluation. There are several red flags you can uncover. [Read More]

If you find yourself in need of a divorce attorney, life is probably a little messy at the moment. No one gets married expecting divorce, yet it's a common situation couples find themselves faced with. Most of these things are highly emotional which makes navigating them even more challenging. If it's time to hire a divorce attorney, here are some things you can do to help yourself find one that is a great fit: [Read More]

Filing for bankruptcy can give rise to certain uncertainties especially regarding the survival of your business. Bankruptcy doesn't usually mean that the end has come for your business. However, many businesses have closed shop soon after declaring bankruptcy. Therefore, it makes sense for you to be concerned about your business. Your business will neither be saved or doomed by declaring bankruptcy. Although the factors surrounding bankruptcy will play a part in determining your business' future, there are many other factors that will contribute to this as well. [Read More]