What Small Business Owners Need to Know About Bankruptcy
In this one-hour webinar, the attendee will learn about the relief that bankruptcy can provide to small businesses.
Full StoryThe Bankruptcy Trustee
When a chapter 7 or chapter 13 case is filed, the United States Trustee, a division of the Department of Justice, assigns an impartial case trustee to administer the case and liquidate any nonexempt assets. Who is the trustee and what is their objective?
Full StoryCan a Bankruptcy Be Denied?
There are components that can hamper or nullify the effect of a bankruptcy, which could effectively deny the debtor the relief sought with filing a bankruptcy.
Full StoryCOVID-19: Be Wary Of The Pop-Up Bankruptcy Attorney
During the COVID-19 disaster, be careful about choosing a pop-up bankruptcy attorney. A pop-up bankruptcy attorney may cause you to lose property and pay more to your creditors than you would otherwise have to.
Full StoryHow To Choose a Bankruptcy Attorney
Whether you are looking for bankruptcy legal services for your business, your family, or yourself, the choice on which bankruptcy attorney to choose is a very important one.
Full StoryThe 341 Meeting of Creditors
In every bankruptcy chapter, the person or authorized representative of a business must attend a 341 meeting of creditors that is required under 11 U.S.C. § 341(a). The 341 meeting is not a test. It is an opportunity for the case trustee to do their job and determine if there are any assets to distribute to creditors.
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