If you've spent a long time building a business, you're not going to lose control over it without a fight. Some firms have been known to handle financial crises with a declaration of bankruptcy, and this can feel like an end to control over the firm's fate. But that...




Month: January 2020
Chapter 13 bankruptcy works when people have income options
Sometimes, you need a fresh start after struggling with debt. But you can't afford to lose so many of your assets and stay afloat. When bankruptcy is the best option, there are ways of getting the protection you need from creditors while keeping what you need to...
How can Texans protect their homes during bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is a fresh start, one that may come at the price of leaving some properties and assets behind. But there are some things vital to a happy and healthy life that can be preserved. What is Chapter 7 bankruptcy?Chapter 7 bankruptcy is similar in most states in...
Are you going into 2020 with too much credit card debt?
Owning a significant amount of credit card debt can be a financial burden for Texas consumers of all income levels. Holiday spending might be one of the main reasons why you could be entering in the New Year with this type of burden weighing you down. If you would...
Surge in auto sales has meant more consumer debt
According to a recent report, the market for new automobiles is showing some signs of peaking, but the market for new auto sales remains strong. Recent numbers suggest that, for 2019, automakers in the United States will, for the fifth year in a row, collectively sell...
Don’t let the shame of being in debt keep you from seeking relief
Most Americans are in debt. Some may only have what they consider good debt -- such as a mortgage -- but many have credit card and other financial obligations that make life tough. This is an issue that few people like to discuss with anyone because there is a sense...
Retail Apocalypse poised to continue in 2020
Many people in Texas may have heard the phrase Retail Apocalypse bantered about in the mainstream media. The phrase refers to the fact that 2019 was a particularly dismal one for the retail industry. Many well-known stores went out of business, including Payless and...