Can my Bank, Creditor or Collection Company Take My Stimulus Money – COVID-19?
March 27, 2020 a new law (CARES Act) was passed which gave funds to everyone in order to pay basic necessities (such as food, rent, gas).  Congress forgot to protect those funds from your creditors or your bank.

April 17, 2020
From: twocents.lifehacker.com
By: Kristin Wong and Lisa Rowan

When financial problems become severe, declaring bankruptcy is the common solution. People in debt may overcome their financial distress by taking advantage of bankruptcy protection. Not only do bankruptcies offer debt relief, but they also lead to a fresh start.
If you want to declare bankruptcy, there are some necessary steps you need to take before you get to a bankruptcy discharge. The bankruptcy process presents variations depending on the details of a case.

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), signed by President Trump on March 27, 2020

Resources for COVID-19 Information
COVID -19 Has Changed How We Live Our Lives What We Can Do to Survive and Flourish

Why are we easily misled about the truth?
Why Smart People Believe Coronavirus Myths, (the following is a clip form BBC.com/future)

The Alexandria Bankruptcy Court Trustee Hearings are now by Telephone. Bankruptcy Trustee hearings are now telephonic. That’s the policy of the Alexandria VA bankruptcy court, effective April 9, 2020. (Richmond and Norfolk, too.) People who file bankruptcy are required by law to “appear” in front of the bankruptcy trustee to answer question.  (For most people, […]

The Alexandria Bankruptcy Court Trustee Hearings are now by Telephone. Bankruptcy Trustee hearings are now telephonic. That’s the policy of the Alexandria VA bankruptcy court, effective April 9, 2020. (Richmond and Norfolk, too.) People who file bankruptcy are required by law to “appear” in front of the bankruptcy trustee to answer question.  (For most people, […]

The Alexandria Bankruptcy Court Trustee Hearings are now by Telephone. Bankruptcy Trustee hearings are now telephonic. That’s the policy of the Alexandria VA bankruptcy court, effective April 9, 2020. (Richmond and Norfolk, too.) People who file bankruptcy are required by law to “appear” in front of the bankruptcy trustee to answer questions.  (For most people, […]

April 1, 2020
From: NY Post
By: Thornton McEnery

A Brooklyn taxi operator who got his first medallion in the 1970s has filed for bankruptcy as the coronavirus ravages an already struggling industry, The Post has learned.

Joe Pross, who started driving a taxi in 1975 and now runs a fleet of 42 cabs, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for his Crown Heights-based medallion company, Walker Service Corp., on March 27, court papers show.

Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act “CARES Act – the Payroll Protection Program
Brief Summary of the Payroll Protection Program Portion of the CARES ACT: