Our Union Grove bankruptcy lawyer, Shannon Wynn, noticed a trend this month. Quite a few people landed on our bankruptcy website from searching for the terms “Does Chapter 13 Stop WE Energies”, “Will Alliant Energy Disconnect in the Winter”, and other various search terms under this topic. In this post, Attorney Shannon Wynn wants to address this topic and offer some advice.
 
WE Energies and Alliant Energy Winter Disconnections and Bankruptcy

Overview In this bankruptcy case study, we are going to analyze the financial situation for Ms. L., who resides in Chicago. She resides on Woodland Park Avenue of the East side of the city. She filed a chapter 13 bankruptcy back in 2006. Thus, she is eligible for either a chapter 7 bankruptcy case or+ Read More

I just spoke to a young lady this morning who cosigned on a vehicle. The other person on the hook for the vehicle debt has just filed for chapter 13 bankruptcy. The vehicle is not going to be reorganized through the chapter 13. Thus, the auto finance company has the right to modify the automatic+ Read More

Many California businesses are highly successful endeavors. However, for every successful business, there are a number of businesses that do not take off in the way their founders or investors envisioned. The lack of sustained commercial success is typically not for a lack of effort, hard work, or vision. The simple fact is that sometimes projections and models do not pan out and despite all efforts to keep the business afloat, it may nevertheless begin to take on significant debt that can hinder day-to-day operations.  

The easily availability of consumer debt in the United States (U.S.) has significantly increased debt amounts by more consumers, especially those with low to moderate income. This makes these families and individuals most vulnerable to financial difficulties when they suffer income interruptions or emergency expenses when it comes to staying a float debt payment

The easily availability of consumer debt in the United States (U.S.) has significantly increased debt amounts by more consumers, especially those with low to moderate income. This makes these families and individuals most vulnerable to financial difficulties when they suffer income interruptions or emergency expenses when it comes to staying a float debt payment

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Earlier this year, I helped a client purchase real property out of a chapter 11 California bankruptcy case.  The process can be confusing and stressful, but it is worthwhile for a potential buyer who has found the right real property and is willing to pay above and beyond what the next best offer is in the bankruptcy case.  It’s even more confusing for a potential buyer when real estate is being transferred as part of a third party settlement in a bankruptcy proceeding,  and an outside buyer wants to come in and overbid on the real estate to provide more value to the bankruptcy estate than

Earlier this year, I helped a client purchase real property out of a chapter 11 California bankruptcy case.  The process can be confusing and stressful, but it is worthwhile for a potential buyer who has found the right real property and is willing to pay above and beyond what the next best offer is in the bankruptcy case.  It’s even more confusing for a potential buyer when real estate is being transferred as part of a third party settlement in a bankruptcy proceeding,  and an outside buyer wants to come in and overbid on the real estate to provide more value to the bankruptcy estate than

Earlier this year, I helped a client purchase real property out of a chapter 11 California bankruptcy case.  The process can be confusing and stressful, but it is worthwhile for a potential buyer who has found the right real property and is willing to pay above and beyond what the next best offer is in the bankruptcy case.  It’s even more confusing for a potential buyer when real estate is being transferred as part of a third party settlement in a bankruptcy proceeding,  and an outside buyer wants to come in and overbid on the real estate to provide more value to the bankruptcy estate than