Category Archives: Bankruptcy Attorneys
Do I Need To Consider An Asset Protection Strategy If I File For Bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy is an extremely complicated process, and you should seek assistance from a bankruptcy attorney from the start. When you are planning to file for bankruptcy, your bankruptcy lawyer can provide you with detailed information about how the bankruptcy process works, and how your current assets will be handled (depending upon the… Read More »
What Is A Single Asset Real Estate Debtor In Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
Within the broad categories of Chapter 11 bankruptcy filers, there are certain filers who are subject to specific requirements under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, or can be eligible for certain forms of relief that are not available to other types of debtors. One of those types of filers is known as a “single asset… Read More »
Keeping Your Business Open With Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
If your business is struggling due to recent economic circumstances, or as a result of circumstances that could change in the future, bankruptcy could be a way for you to catch up on business debts with creditors while remaining open and operational. Many business owners assume that filing for bankruptcy means that you will… Read More »
Filing For Bankruptcy The Second Time: What You Should Know
For various reasons and under different circumstances, a person or a small business may need to file for bankruptcy a second time. The need to file for bankruptcy a second time might occur in an individual’s life due to unexpected medical expenses, for example, or an unexpected loss of a job. When sole proprietorships… Read More »
What Can Cryptocurrency Holders Do If Their Exchange Files For Bankruptcy?
Recent news concerning cryptocurrency and cryptocurrency exchanges has focused on the possibility of crypto bankruptcies. Indeed, although crypto exchanges at one time appeared to be allowing investors to earn significant profits, the value of cryptocurrency has plunged and many crypto exchanges and firms are turning to bankruptcy. As a recent article in Forbes underscores,… Read More »
Does My Business Qualify For Subchapter V?
Is your business struggling with debt such that you are considering filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy? If so, it is important to determine whether you could qualify for Subchapter V bankruptcy. As you might already know, Subchapter V is a specific type of Chapter 11 bankruptcy that is designed specifically for small business owners,… Read More »
Should My Business File For Chapter 11 Or Chapter 12 Bankruptcy?
Filing for business bankruptcy can be complicated, and the process can be even more complex when you are trying to determine your eligibility for one of the types of reorganization bankruptcy. In general, businesses that believe they can be viable in the future will often want to file for a reorganization bankruptcy in order… Read More »
What Are Exceptions To Discharge?
When you are planning to file for consumer bankruptcy in West Palm Beach, it is important to have a clear understanding of whether your debts can be discharged in your bankruptcy case. Discharges work differently in the various types of bankruptcy. For example, debts in a Chapter 7 case that can be discharged are… Read More »
Common Bankruptcy Myths
If you are considering the possibility of filing for bankruptcy, it is important to be sure that you have accurate information before you file. There are many myths and misconceptions about bankruptcy in existence, and it can be difficult to know with certainty if you are getting accurate information from friends, family members, or… Read More »
What Happens If A Crypto Exchange Files For Bankruptcy?
Many consumers have invested in cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, and some of them may be struggling as various forms of cryptocurrency are losing value rapidly. Indeed, according to a recent report from NPR, “Bitcoin and other cryptos are plunging, and companies such as Coinbase, which runs the largest crypto exchange in the U.S., are announcing… Read More »
