If you were running a public company in Ohio, you would probably be a major stockholder. A bankruptcy you used to get relief from organizational debt would typically take one of two courses: restructuring or liquidation. The second type, liquidation, is covered...
Month: December 2018
What happens when your ex files bankruptcy and you co-own a home?
When you co-sign a home with someone, one of you will always remain on the hook for the debt if the other defaults. This is true regardless of your relationship with the person. That means if you and your former spouse co-own a home together in Ohio, and he or she...
Chapter 7 broken down into simple steps
There is a lot of stigma around being pinned under debt. The reality, though, is that most people don’t accrue their financial deficits through sheer carelessness – many wind up in the red after surprise medical bills, emergency spending or sudden loss of...
Will I ever be able to buy a home after bankruptcy?
If you are like many of the people in Ohio who are struggling with unmanageable levels of debt, you might have considered filing for bankruptcy at least once. Seeking debt relief via a bankruptcy, whether a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 plan, is a big step that does...
What are some bankruptcy myths?
When it comes to filing bankruptcy in Ohio, there are many myths. If you believe them, it could be harmful to you in the long run. Some myths vilify bankruptcy and could make you avoid filing when it really is the right option for your situation. Others can just...