Hi my mum is looking to declare bankruptcy but after a long talk with her solicitor, he said that it would be best to leave it until the company owed money files a bankruptcy against you. she has opened up a business about 5 years ago and things didnt go too well and she tried [...]

I work for a company that has had quite a few people declare bankruptcy on what they owe us, then as soon as the bankruptcy is discharged, they expect to come back as a customer. We are not a utility company or anything necessary like that. I was wondering, if we have to write off [...]

This person lost in small claims court and I was awarded $1500. Still haven’t collected it. The court and all parties involved are in California. Thanks. Yeah, I am concerned that the deadbeat will declare bankruptcy.

Ok, so theirs this form they send in the mail to people who are behind on loan payments, that says check one of the following boxes, one of them is , ‘This loan was discharged in bankruptcy’ , but is EDFUND a federal loan, that cannot be dissolved in Bankruptcy? The student is thinking of [...]

Do the estate agents run credit checks on tenants as a run of the mill thing, or do they have to specify if they do it? If an applicant has declared bankruptcy but has always had a good rental history and never defaulted on rent do they still have a chance?

I am still holding shares of American Home Mortgage which declared bankruptcy several weeks ago. The share price has plummeted and is almost worthless at this point. Do I continue to hold this position? Do I sell these shares that are worth just a few bucks? Will I recover anything as part of a class-action [...]

The catholic church is the wealthiest institution in the world (worth even more than Bill Gates) thanks to property and art holdings, yet they are allowed to declare bankruptcy to avoid paying lawsuits related to pervert priests?

Try another apt community, this should not stop you from housing. sometimes having at least the full amount of 1 month rent and deposit available you should not have problems

I have tax debt, some of which is more than 7 years old, and I heard that they can be removed by declaring bankruptcy. Is this true? If so, can I also file an Offer In Compromise for the newer tax debt?

I don’t own a business I’m just wondering, seeing as how so many small business owners are declaring bankruptcy for their companies right now.