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Judge's gavel, model of house, and bankruptcy documents

When you can’t pay your debts in North Carolina, your creditors can take legal action against you to recover the […]

Bankruptcy sign in front of toy house and coins

As a business owner, your business is important to you. Many business owners don’t realize they may be able to […]

Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) book

The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) is a federal law that regulates how credit reporting agencies manage your credit information. […]

house and contract - What is Bare-Legal Title

“Bare-legal title” is a somewhat imprecise term used to denote those instances when the legal record of ownership is separated […]

Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans

In response to the economic challenges that arose during the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. government initiated the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) […]

Man contemplating money in wallet during bankruptcy

When Should My Small Business File for Bankruptcy? Many small business owners may be uncertain about what to do when […]

debt collection laws in North Carolina

Life is unpredictable. Unforeseen circumstances can lead anyone down a path of financial instability. From sudden job loss to unexpected […]

family - life insurance policies in bankruptcy

Filing for bankruptcy allows you to discharge debts while protecting certain assets. If you have life insurance, you may have […]

HOA Foreclosure or a Bank Foreclosure

When buying a home in a planned neighborhood or a condominium, you often must pay fees and assessments to a […]

foreclosure sign

Financial hardships are bad enough without the fear of losing your home. If you have difficulty making monthly payments, you […]

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