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Florida Bankruptcy Exemptions for Retirement Accounts: Safeguarding Your Future

Florida Bankruptcy Exemptions for Retirement Accounts: Safeguarding Your Future

Filing for bankruptcy can feel daunting. Many people worry that they will never get back on their feet after bankruptcy or that retirement will no longer be possible in the future. The good news is that bankruptcy doesn’t have to destroy your retirement planning. Understanding the types of retirement accounts protected in Florida bankruptcy cases […]

What Is an Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy?

What Is an Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy?

Because of the various stigmas that surround bankruptcy, it can often be easy to forget that bankruptcy is a form of financial protection for the person who files it. Bankruptcy can potentially keep you from losing your home, business, vehicles, or other possessions, if used properly. Depending on your financial situation, it can protect you […]

What Does a Bankruptcy Trustee Do?

What Does a Bankruptcy Trustee Do?

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is an option of last resort for most people. This is partially because of the consequences of bankruptcy and partially because most people have negative opinions about the process and results. Bankruptcy is a process that is supposed to help people in financial distress recover when more traditional options aren’t available. But […]

How Often Can You File Bankruptcy?

How Often Can You File Bankruptcy?

If you’ve filed for bankruptcy in the past, you know the powerful financial relief it can provide. When you find that your bills are once more too much to keep up with, you might be wondering if filing a second time is an option and how soon you can file. However, bankruptcy refiling rules depend […]

Unemployment and Filing Bankruptcy

Unemployment and Filing Bankruptcy

If you’ve recently lost your job and the bills are piling up, you might begin to wonder, “Can you file bankruptcy while unemployed?” The good news is you’re allowed to file for bankruptcy while you’re unemployed. However, before doing so, it’s important to consider whether it’s the best way out of your current financial situation. […]