SANDWICH – Superior Lobster and Seafood lost about $ 10,000 in lobsters after a Sandwich man shut off the compressor and oxygen supply to their live seafood tank, according to the Sandwich Police Department Facebook page . Sandwich Police responded to Superior Lobster and Seafood on Friday to investigate a report of vandalism, the Facebook […]
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It’s painful to see Rhode Island success story Alex and Ani file for bankruptcy
The news of Alex and Ani’s bankruptcy was somehow not surprising. Her struggles have been well covered and founder Carolyn Rafaelian left a year ago, with a little push. But it still left me with a pang in my heart. Because I loved the story of the meteoric rise of this cool, entrepreneurial woman from […]
Is There Bankruptcy Software?
In 2019, approximately 5,484 Americans filed for bankruptcy protection each day. While factors such as healthcare costs, foreclosures and job loss continue to be catalysts for bankruptcies, the majority of filings tend to be linked to consumer debt. To meet the demand of consumers seeking “do it yourself” bankruptcy alternatives, various web-based businesses and software firms have cropped up, […]
Bankruptcy Discharge
What is The Definition of a Bankruptcy Discharge? A bankruptcy discharge is an order given by the court after a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. The debtor is released from any responsibility to repay the obligations that have been dismissed by the decree. Creditors are subsequently barred from pursuing any further collection action […]
How Does Bankruptcy Work
What is Bankruptcy and How Does It Work? If you are in deep debt and have no other options, bankruptcy may be an option. You should be aware of the risks and benefits associated with such a drastic move. We will explain how bankruptcy work and help you decide if it is the right option […]
Declaring Bankruptcy
What is Bankruptcy? What are the Different Types and What Are The Consequences? Bankruptcy in the United States is a legal process that is governed by the bankruptcy courts. It assists individuals and businesses in repaying some or all of their debts. Although bankruptcy may be able to help you pay off your debts, it can […]
Bankruptcy Student Loans
Bankruptcy and Student Loan Debt In most cases, student debts cannot be discharged in bankruptcy, but there is one exception. Student loan debt will not be discharged (wiped away) in most Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. If you can show that repaying your student loans will cause you undue hardship, you may be […]
Types of Bankruptcies
Five Most Frequent Forms of Bankruptcy Bankruptcy may be a viable option when you can’t get out from under your debt without jeopardizing your job. Because they are accessible to individuals, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy are the most frequently filed bankruptcy forms. On the other hand, other kinds of bankruptcy apply to companies, […]
Bankruptcy Court System
There Are Four Things You Should Know About Bankruptcy Court If you’ve looked into filing for bankruptcy, you’ve probably come across references to the United States Bankruptcy Court System and/or the United States District Court, and you’re probably wondering what the bankruptcy court does. (1) Definition of Bankruptcy Court All bankruptcy cases filed in the […]
What Is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
What is Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Should I file a lawsuit? What is the best way to file? In the United States, Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a strong legal instrument that enables you to eliminate various obligations, such as credit card debt, medical debt, auto loans, and payday loans. Over 39 million Americans have filed for […]