COVID-19 Update: In order to best serve our clients, our office remains open for business.
To protect your safety in response to COVID-19, we are offering our clients the option to meet with us, via telephone or in-person, based on the client’s choice. Please call our office to discuss your options.
Ohio residents may wonder if they can walk away from a home on which they have a mortgage if they are in the middle of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Even if the bankruptcy filing consolidated debts and all payments, including the mortgage, are being made through the...
Individuals in Ohio may think that they cannot discharge their student loans in a bankruptcy, but this common assumption is not always true. In some circumstances, private student loans can be discharged along with other types of debt. For example, loans made to...
Ohioans who have experienced a severe drop in their income have a few options to manage their debts. The first step is to speak with a certified credit counselor. These professionals can help people in a dire financial situation understand their options and give...
Issues arising from the 2008 housing market collapse that swept through Ohio have taken bankruptcy law to the U.S. Supreme Court. In the oral arguments presented for Bank of America vs. Caulkett, the lawyer for the lender argued that the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals...
