Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 10/06/2013 - 17:23
Oregon and Washington homeowners looking to avoid bankruptcy or just lower their monthly expenses through mortgage refi will now see the application process slow to a stand still. For consumers trying to avoid foreclosure through modification or lower their expenses in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, this is horrible news. Beyond furloughs, lost wages and diminishing global clout, the shutdown is beginning to have consequences for consumers that no one really anticipated.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 10/05/2013 - 00:15
Robert J. Yonkee Jr., 54, was charged in a federal court with bankruptcy fraud. He was a former resident of Machesnesy Park until he moved to Lake Geneva. He is accused of providing false information about his assets and concealing property when he filed his petition. For each charge he faces five years in prison, [...]
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 10/05/2013 - 00:05
People typically think “LA Dodgers Bankruptcy” or “Hostess Bankruptcy” or “General Motors Bankruptcy” when hearing the term Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But let a California Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney explain, and you will find that Chapter 11 bankruptcy also applies to people, such as individuals who are sole proprietors, business owners, or wage earners with either secured debt above $1,149,525.00 or unsecured debt beyond $383,175.00. In such cases, chapter 13 is not available. For such individuals, a chapter 11 may be the only option.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 10/05/2013 - 00:05
People typically think “LA Dodgers Bankruptcy” or “Hostess Bankruptcy” or “General Motors Bankruptcy” when hearing the term Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But let a California Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney explain, and you will find that Chapter 11 bankruptcy also applies to people, such as individuals who are sole proprietors, business owners, or wage earners with either secured debt above $1,149,525.00 or unsecured debt beyond $383,175.00. In such cases, chapter 13 is not available. For such individuals, a chapter 11 may be the only option.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 10/05/2013 - 00:05
People typically think “LA Dodgers Bankruptcy” or “Hostess Bankruptcy” or “General Motors Bankruptcy” when hearing the term Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But let a California Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney explain, and you will find that Chapter 11 bankruptcy also applies to people, such as individuals who are sole proprietors, business owners, or wage earners with either secured debt above $1,149,525.00 or unsecured debt beyond $383,175.00. In such cases, chapter 13 is not available. For such individuals, a chapter 11 may be the only option.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 10/05/2013 - 00:05
People typically think “LA Dodgers Bankruptcy” or “Hostess Bankruptcy” or “General Motors Bankruptcy” when hearing the term Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But let a California Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney explain, and you will find that Chapter 11 bankruptcy also applies to people, such as individuals who are sole proprietors, business owners, or wage earners with either secured debt above $1,149,525.00 or unsecured debt beyond $383,175.00. In such cases, chapter 13 is not available. For such individuals, a chapter 11 may be the only option.