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For business owners facing financial difficulties, navigating the complexities of debt and maintaining operations can feel overwhelming. One potential solution for individuals with substantial business-related debt is Chapter 13 bankruptcy. While most commonly associated with individuals, Chapter 13 can also affect business owners, particularly sole proprietors or those with small businesses. At...

Falling behind on mortgage payments can be an overwhelming experience, and the risk of foreclosure can make it even more stressful. Mortgage arrears refer to missed or overdue mortgage payments, and if not addressed promptly, they can lead to severe financial and legal consequences. Understanding your rights, options, and legal remedies is...

Filing for bankruptcy in Massachusetts can provide much-needed relief for individuals and businesses struggling with overwhelming debt. However, not every bankruptcy case is automatically approved. Courts can deny a bankruptcy petition for various reasons, leaving filers in a challenging financial position. This blog from Logan A. Weinkauf, P.C., will help you...

Filing for bankruptcy is a complex process, and sometimes, objections can impact a case's outcome. Understanding the objection process in Massachusetts bankruptcy court is crucial whether you are a debtor, creditor, or trustee. Objections can determine whether debts are discharged, how assets are distributed, or if a bankruptcy case proceeds as filed....

Financial difficulties can put a strain on any relationship, and bankruptcy is one of the most challenging financial hurdles a married couple can face. Whether one spouse is filing individually or both partners are filing jointly, maintaining honesty and open communication is essential. Transparency throughout the bankruptcy process can reduce stress, prevent...

Filing for bankruptcy is a difficult decision, and while much of the focus is on financial and legal consequences, it’s important to consider how it may impact your children. Whether they are young and unaware of financial matters or teenagers who understand the stress of debt, bankruptcy can bring changes to their...

Obtaining a credit card has become extremely easy. Unfortunately, getting into too much credit card debt is also easy. It is important for immigrants in Massachusetts to maintain a good credit rating. Being in debt could hurt your credit score. Our Massachusetts bankruptcy attorney discusses the importance of reducing credit card...

Chapter 13 bankruptcy plans are between 36 and 60 months. Several situations may arise over three to five years that could require you to modify your Chapter 13 plan. Our Massachusetts bankruptcy attorney works with you to petition the court to obtain the necessary changes.

Personal finance can be challenging for everyone to navigate. However, some situations and circumstances can increase those challenges for healthcare workers in Massachusetts. Juggling demanding work schedules, education debt, family responsibilities, emotional work situations, and irregular income can result in a lack of financial planning.

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When you file for bankruptcy under Chapter 13, you must submit a proposed Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan to the court. All your creditors and the Chapter 13 trustee receive copies of the plan. If anyone objects to the plan, your Massachusetts bankruptcy attorney works to resolve the objections. Once all objections...