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Can you inherit your dead parent’s debts?
When a person dies, their assets are passed on to their heirs. This includes both their property and their debts. However, there are some...
Category: General Bankruptcy
BEWARE. The Hidden Traps in the Eviction Moratorium Extensions
As Public Service officials have scrambled to protect those most affected by the Pandemic from the bulging backlog of foreclosures and rental evictions –...
Is It Time for Post Pandemic Financial Review?
Let’s face it; this has been a wickedly rough year for almost all of us. As the country slowly starts to pull out of...
Should I File Bankruptcy Right Now or Wait Until the Onslaught?
One of the more frequent questions we get as Bankruptcy Attorneys is when is the right time to file. Like most legal answers, “it...
How Chapter 13 Can Help the Pending Flood of Evictions and Foreclosures
Every day we seem to be greeted with news of an impending explosion of evictions and foreclosures to be generated by the lifting of...
Small Business Bankruptcy: Questions to Ask Yourself First.
There is a tremendous amount of chatter these days about the long-term effect of the Covid-19 Economic Shutdown, with predictions that a great many...
Bankruptcy Relief Included In CARES ACT Emergency Legislation
As a result of the Covid-19 Pandemic, Congress has emergently passed, and the President has signed legislation to provide for an economic stimulus and...
A Renewed Push Towards Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
One of the stated purposes of the 2005 Bankruptcy Law revisions (BAPCPA) was to try to push more individuals into Chapter 13 repayment plans...
New Subchapter 5 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code
Effective February 19, 2020, the Bankruptcy Code will provide for a somewhat more compact and hopefully, easier version of Chapter 11 Reorganizations for Small...