Bankruptcy Law in the United States Has Developed Over Time
Bankruptcy law in the United States has gone through many changes, most recently in 2005 with the passage of a law that tightened restrictions on people filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. But that is...
View ArticleDivorce Expo Helps People with Stress and Depression
A gathering put on by a group called Split Partners, which provides support for people going through divorce, recently highlighted a number of strategies and insights that could help those struggling...
View ArticleProfessional Football Player’s Wife Files for Divorce Shortly After Wedding
Chad Johnson (formerly Ochocinco) and Evelyn Lozada are no longer married. Lozada filed for divorce from Johnson some 40 days after their wedding ceremony, after Johnson was arrested for domestic...
View ArticleFort Lauderdale, Florida Marina Files for Chapter 11
ort Lauderdale Boat Club Ltd. Recently filed for Chapter 11. The Boat Club had in excess of a reported $13 million in assets, with an estimated $10 million in liabilities. Investors purchased the site...
View ArticleDebt reaffirmation is common in Chapter 7 bankruptcies
These days, debt reaffirmation has become quite common. When it comes to reaffirming debts, this typically refers to secured debts, such as a mortgage or car loan, not the usual debts of unsecured...
View ArticleOpponents of Permanent Alimony in Florida Increasing in Numbers
Most married people hope that their marriage will last forever. Divorcees in some states, however, have learned that even if a marriage does not last forever, alimony sometimes does. Under permanent...
View ArticleFlorida Will Fight to Recoup $20 Million from Bankrupt Movie Studio
A bankrupt movie studio was funded in part by state incentives. The State of Florida is attempting to recover nearly $20 million from a movie studio that went bankrupt after receiving cash incentives...
View ArticleFlorida Brain Injury Center Declares Bankruptcy
A Florida brain injury treatment facility has declared bankruptcy in the wake of allegations of patient neglect and abuse by its employees. The Florida Institute for Neurologic Rehabilitation, Inc....
View ArticleFlorida Health Insurer Files for Bankruptcy
A large Florida-based health insurance provider has filed for bankruptcy. The move comes after months of state scrutiny and allegations of financial impropriety. Universal Health Care Group Inc., based...
View ArticleFlorida Bankruptcy Exemptions Protect Your Most Crucial Assets
Bankruptcy allows an individual or business overwhelmed by debt to get a fresh start by discharging most debt or allowing a manageable plan and time frame for repayment. The cost of bankruptcy is that...
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