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What Is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? (Part 1)

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Michigan consumer bankruptcy attorney Kurt O’Keefe explains the basics of Chapter 13 wage earner, or payment plan, bankruptcy.

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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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Our law firm understands the stressful nature of the bankruptcy process and it is our goal to compassionately help you get a fresh start.

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Hoosier Park Files Chapter 11

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local casino files for bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy Questions : How to File for Bankruptcy as an Individual Debtor

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File for bankruptcy as an individual debtor by hiring a professional bankruptcy lawyer, gathering information regarding your creditors and by gathering a list of your assets. Acquire copies of tax returns and other important information regarding personal property to file bankruptcy with help from a lawyer in this free video on bankruptcy.

Expert: Andy Forman
Bio: Andy Forman, Attorney at Law, has been in bankruptcy representation for over two decades and has lead council in over 3,000 bankruptcy cases.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Duration : 0:1:18

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Successful Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

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What is the difference between Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13 Bankruptcies? Watch this and our other videos to learn about this!

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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy A Fresh New Start

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Over 1.5 million people will file bankruptcy this year. For 1.5 million Americans, filing bankruptcy was a new fresh start.
I’m attorney Larry Heinkel with concentration in bankruptcy and IRS tax problems. Watch the video then call me and let me help me you begin a fresh new start.

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Garduno’s files for bankruptcy protection

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the owner of gardunos restaurant announced today he plans to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy. dave gardu owes almost a million dollars in back taxes– and plans to close three albuquerque locations, starting today. kayla anderson is live near louisiana and indian school with reaction from the garduno family. we’re here live in northeast albuquerque– at garduno’s. today tortilla, inc– the parent company of garduno’s restaurants– announced the company has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization. you’ll recall– garduno’s owes almost a million dollars in back taxes. through teary eyes, founder and ceo dave garduno said today he’s worked out a deal to pay back those taxes within a year. effective today– three restaurants in albuquerque… on fourth street, academy, and montgomery… will shut down… leaving about 100 workers without a job. that’s about half of the gauno’s workforce. “the difficulty has been,
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12:05 pm the domino effect. when one thing spirals wrong, it just keeps going and we get to the point where we have to use the law to reorganize.” dave garduno blames the sour economy– and a former employee– accused of embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars. the winrock and cottonwood restaurants will stay open… along with the two franchise locations in las vegas, nevada. dave garduno says they plan to emerge stronger than ever– and he’s already looking at some new locations to open down the road. reporting live from northeast albuquerque, kayla anderson, eyewitness news 4 midday.

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Bankruptcy Questions : About Divorce & Bankruptcy

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Because of reform in the bankruptcy laws, filling for bankruptcy due to a divorce, in order to get out of paying alimony or for the divorce, is no longer allowed. Learn about the credit situation that must be present in order to file for bankruptcy with information from a family lawyer in this free video on bankruptcy.

Expert: Robert Todd
Bio: Robert Todd is the managing partner and president of Robert M. Todd, P.A. and Family Law Solutions.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Duration : 0:1:41

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There Are Bankruptcy Laws That Can Protect Us

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Some times people get to a point where they have taken on too much credit and become overpowered by the weight of too much debt, just remember though that there are bankruptcy laws that can protect us. There are some creditors that will think nothing of bullying and harrassing people who do not pay on time, this isn’t such a bad thing when there are people that are just plain irresponsible. In most cases though people who can’t pay the bills are living at the bottom financially. They don’t know where to turn for help to get out of their situation, and the constant telephone calls and threatening letters only add to the stressful situation.

This is one of the reasons why people get to the point where they file for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy laws are very clear, creditors cannot contact the people one they have filed, although some may continue to call and plead ingnorance to the bankruptcy filing. When this happens the person’s attorney will probably write a letter to the company reminding them of bankruptcy laws. This will most often stop the harrassment and give the clients of these companies some much needed relief.

Bankruptcy Laws – Learning All About Them

When someone decides to seek protection from creditors, they will go to an attorney to find out about their options. If you find yourself in this situation, you should ask about the bankruptcy laws that pertain to you and your individual situation. Learning the bankruptcy laws can save you a lot of worry when going through this arduous process. You need to understand that the laws were put into place to protect people from having to deal with addtional anxiety in an already stressful situation. To a creditor, the difficulty that someone is going through doesn’t matter at all.

The creditors are the main reason that bankruptcy laws were established. The bankruptcy laws’ purpose are to protect the individual who is forced to file for bankruptcy, from the creditors that are only interested in collecting the money due to them. Although these laws are in place, there are some companies that will stand on the fine line of the law and even cross this line to get their point across. This is why you must get a good lawyer involved with your case as soon as possible, so that you have a professional intemediary that can deal with the less than professional companies.

Andrew Manifield
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