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Bankruptcy is a process where people can receive assistance with their debts by liquidating some of their assets. Although the thought of filing for bankruptcy is worrisome to many people, its goal is to help people get back on their feet and make a fresh start....
When debts and other monthly payment obligations become too much to handle, it can seem like you have limited options for how to make ends meet. Filing for bankruptcy is one such option, but the word itself carries somewhat of a negative connotation in casual...
When you start to notice signs that you may need to file for bankruptcy, you may initially feel overwhelmed. If taxes or penalties start to build up and you want to look more into another option, following a few steps while learning more about bankruptcy can help....
Medical debt is the reason for a vast majority of bankruptcy cases, and it is generally treated like any other unsecured debt. Whether or not you pay any portion of medical debt after bankruptcy approval depends on the type of bankruptcy you file. Chapter 7 and...
Medical bills often cause families to struggle with overwhelming debt burdens. About one in five U.S. households will face an unpaid backlog of medical bills, as noted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. As reported by CBS MoneyWatch, the CFPB found that debt...
In addition to the emotional impact of divorce, ending your marriage can also negatively affect your financial well-being. Whether you have shared debt with your spouse or you have accumulated bills you cannot pay with the cost of establishing a separate household,...
Making the choice to file bankruptcy may only come after you exhaust other options. When you do decide, you may wonder what will happen to your business. You may not have to liquidate your business even if you file for bankruptcy. Doing so under Chapter 13 or 11 may...
More than half a million people file for bankruptcy each year in Ohio and around the country because they have medical bills they cannot afford to pay or encountered financial difficulties after an illness or injury prevented them from working. That was just one of...
When you file for divorce in Ohio, you don't just get a portion of your spouse's assets. You might also get a portion of their debts. Even if your former spouse promises to pay off their debts, you could still end up getting calls from creditors. What types of debt...
Owning multiple properties can be a challenge, as it comes with a lot of responsibility. If your financial hardship has led you to consider bankruptcy, you may be concerned about how bankruptcy will affect your life. Some bankruptcy options can result in loss of...
