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Special Coroonavirus Stimulus Package Benefits Edition – Part || New Small Business Grants and Loans

Richard Nemeth, our firm’s principal, traveled to Washington DC last month to lobby for changes in the bankruptcy laws which would be favorable to consumers, including two bills recently introduced that would make student loans dischargeable again.  Student loans were once dischargeable like

It’s tax refund season again.  This means that the number of consumer bankruptcy filings will surge because consumers can afford to pay to file bankruptcy and discharge their debts.  For many, bankruptcy is a luxury that they can’t normally afford.  A significant portion of the cost of

Among the most important issues to consider when filing a consumer bankruptcy are the exemption laws.  Exemption laws are federal and state laws which set forth what property a person can keep when he or she files bankruptcy.  If the bankrupt party owns property in excess of the property set forth

DISCHARGING DEBTS ARISING FROM “BAD CONDUCT” One question that we’re commonly asked, especially now that a number of casinos have opened in northeastern Ohio, is whether or not gambling debt can be cancelled in bankruptcy. The answer is yes, it can. This might seem odd to some people, but the