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If you’re a struggling business owner, filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy can give you a chance to restructure your debts […]

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Written By: Cort Walker The coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the local (Raleigh, NC) and national economy has financially […]

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Written by: Philip Sasser When the first stimulus package (aka The CARES Act) was passed in March 2020, the part […]

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When you’re in Chapter 13 bankruptcy, it may feel like a purgatory that limits your financial options. You can, however, […]

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Life can be unpredictable. Unfortunate circumstances can leave people worrying every day if they will ever be able to pay […]

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As of November 1, 2020, the North Carolina median income, for means test calculation purposes, increased. This means that the […]

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Crises are not limited to a global pandemic. People experience various levels of crisis all the time, but sometimes those […]

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One of the major advantages of filing a bankruptcy under Chapter 13 is the ability to “cram down” a debt […]

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The Final Report of the American Bankruptcy Institute Commission on Consumer Bankruptcy §4.02 addresses Nonuniform Court Practices. The background to […]

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The U.S. Government enacted the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) to help individuals, families, and businesses […]

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