I interviewed 48 bankrupt Americans – here’s who they blame for their financial troubles

By Tess Wise, The Conversation
The people arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection had an 18% bankruptcy rate – twice as …
By Tess Wise, The Conversation
The people arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection had an 18% bankruptcy rate – twice as …
2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden, speaks during an event on Thursday, November 14 at Los Angeles Trade–Technical College, in Los Angeles, Calif. (Shutterstock)
By …
If you are starting to dread checking your email or picking up your mail, it might be that you simply have too much debt. …
By The Economist
TO SAY THAT the pandemic has been hard for the American economy would be putting it mildly. The unemployment rate, which …
By Victoria Falk
The Coronavirus pandemic has not only wreaked havoc over people’s physical and mental well-being; it also has devastating effects on people’s …
By Brook Gotberg and Paige Marta Skiba, The Conversation
The coronavirus pandemic and lockdown forced nearly a third of all small businesses in the United States …
By Janet Howard, 311bankruptcy.com
Derek and his wife were doing pretty good: two-family house with a mortgage, two vehicles, two credit cards, decent jobs, …
Attorneys may play a role in tracking clients toward different bankruptcy options based on race.
By Gwen Sharp, Sociological Images
The New York Times recently reported the results of a study of racial disparities in bankruptcy filings. When filing personal …
Make sure that any attorney you speak with practices primarily in bankruptcy. That is because Bankruptcy law is complex, when you file bankruptcy, you need a bankruptcy law firm that deals with these issues on a daily basis.
Is debt settlement a reasonable alternative to bankruptcy. What are the pros and cons?
Bankruptcy doesn’t have to be expensive or time-consuming, says attorney …