Debtors’ “Uncooperative and Argumentative” Behavior Merits a $5,000.00 Sanction

A recent decision by the Sixth Circuit United States Court of Appeals based in Cincinnati shows that debtors who refuse to comply with legitimate discovery

Can My Salary Inhibit My Eligibility for Bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy is usually deemed as your last resort – the only option to save you from drowning in debt. However, bankruptcy is an incredibly common

Can You Lose Retirement Savings by Filing for Bankruptcy?

Fear of the unknown is a powerful motivator for many people. For those overwhelmed by massive debt, many are afraid they’ll lose everything they own

Business and Bankruptcy: The Benefits of a Workout

When most people think of the benefits of working out, their minds go to physical health and fitness. They imagine weight loss, lower blood pressure,

Debt Collectors Start Using Social Media for Contact

Debt collectors are intimidating to most people because they rely on invasive techniques to receive payments or funds from certain customers. For extreme collectors, they

INCREASE IN BANKRUPTCY COURT FEES GOES INTO EFFECT DECEMBER 1, 2020

Bankruptcy Courts across the country are increasing their filing fees effective December 1, 2020. Here is a sample of some of the more common fees

Does Business-Related Debt Affect My Personal Finances?

For many entrepreneurs, there is a thin line between your personal finances and your company accounts. However, it begs the question if that means that