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A medical crisis has you drowning in medical bills
You are unemployed or have been laid off of work
You are facing a divorce
Your credit card balances are out of control
You are faced with unmanageable debt from credit cards, personal loans, or mortgages
You are unaware of your bankruptcy options, including Chapter 7 or Chapter 13
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Bankruptcy Articles
Death of Owner and Decline in Housing Market Ruined Moving Business
In 2007, Davi and Valenti Movers saw their demise. Part of the reason is due to the death of the owner Leonard Valenti, who died in 2005 due to cancer, and issues in the housing market that resulted in fewer people moving, so there was no need for the company's moving services.
Energy Company Plans to File Bankruptcy
Ethanex Energy is seeking bankruptcy protection after failing to raise interim financing in the amount of $1.5 million, according to a March 24, 2008 posting with security regulators.
Budget Woes May Force Vallejo to Declare Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy may be in the near future for Vallejo because of a budget crisis that is only getting worse due to rising payroll expenses, failing tax revenue, and a slumping housing market. On Thursday, the city council is expected to vote on whether or not they agree with the city manager's advice that the city should file for Chapter 9 bankruptcy. Chapter 9 bankruptcy would give the city the ability to renegotiate its debts with its creditors.
ATM Financial Files Bankruptcy Amid Fraud Accusations
A Garner Company named ATM Financial, has decided to file for bankruptcy amid last week's accusations that the company committed fraud against one of its clients. The Tuesday bankruptcy filing in Florida's federal bankruptcy court is in an effort for the company to use Chapter 11 bankruptcy to reorganize its debts.
Hospitals Allegedly May Hold at Least One Purse String of Personal Bankruptcies
Between the years of 2004-06 hospital bills were allegedly a factor in close to 18,000 personal bankruptcy filings. The amount of defaulted medical bills was allegedly just under $20 million throughout the state. Everyone knows that a quick trip to the hospital doesn't equal a short and inexpensive bill.
Mike Nifong, Former Durham D.A., Files Bankruptcy
Bankrupt and Belly Up
Bankruptcy Debt Help: When You’re In Over Your Head
Supplier for Chrysler Files Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy In the News
JAN-3-08: U.S. personal
bankruptcy filings jumped 40 percent in 2007 due to rising mortgage payments, job losses and other financial pressures. [
HERALD: BANKRUPTCY]
SEP-11-05: Research shows that areas hit by hurricanes and tropical storms typically experience doubled
bankruptcy filings. Victims of Hurricane Katrina hope for bankruptcy help. [
USA TODAY]
APR-2005: President Bush signed the new
Bankruptcy Bill April 20, 2005. The overall effect of the Bill is that it will make it harder for individuals to "wipe-out" their existing debts. With this new Bankruptcy Law, more individuals will be forced into the "repayment" type of bankruptcy in which an individual pays back, over a period of 3 to 5 years, a percentage of what he owes to his creditors.
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