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Bankruptcy For Small Businesses

Businesses that are impacted by the coronavirus pandemic may be wondering where they should turn. Small businesses make up a third of the U.S. economy and with the unforeseaable future small business owners may be thinking about filing bankruptcy to help them get out of debt. Below we will discuss the different chapters of personal bankruptcy that small business owners may be able to file to get out of debt. Business owners will need to think about whether or not they want to keep running their business or shut their business down. 

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Individuals who are not able to pay their bills often don’t want to consult a lawyer due to embarrassment. Our lawyers will never judge your situation. We understand that life happens and unforeseen circumstances can impact one’s financial ability to pay the debt. Individuals who are being garnished, facing foreclosure, or have creditors suing them …

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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

If you are in debt you may be reluctant to speak with a bankruptcy lawyer. Filing bankruptcy can seem like the end of the world. Filing bankruptcy is not the end of the world. It is a chance to start your life over. If you want to know about the Chapter 13 bankruptcy process, you …

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How Can I Pay Off Credit Card Debt With No Money

If you have found yourself in credit card debt, you may be struggling to make ends meet. Thousands of individuals in New York and New Jersey have credit card debt. The usual advice to get out of debt is to go through your monthly expenses to see that you can cut down. Many debt counseling companies will tell individuals with high debt, that they should pay their highest accounts off first. Once the high balance cards are paid off, they can start paying the lower ones. Individuals who have no money to pay for their credit card debts, can’t play by these rules. So how are people who have no disposable income supposed to pay off their credit card debt?