Bankruptcy
Help When You’re in Real Financial Trouble
It can be hard to know just how serious your financial troubles are. We all suffer minor setbacks on occasion, but what are the signs
May 11, 2021
Blog
Bankruptcy
The 411 on Debt Collectors
Good Debt, Bad Debt It is widely acknowledged that the only thing more certain in life than death is taxes. One could confidently add a
April 19, 2021
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy and Your Credit
For those currently struggling under the weight of money problems, the old adage feels particularly salient: “a hundredfold of worry will not pay an ounce
April 15, 2021
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy and Saving Your 401(k)
Dispelling the Stigma of Bankruptcy There may be times in your life when you might consider bankruptcy. Unfortunately, money troubles can happen to anyone at
February 25, 2021
Bankruptcy
The History of Bankruptcy in the US
Life is full of ups and downs and many unexpected surprises. Debts can begin piling up due to hospital bills, car payments, mortgages, and so
January 26, 2021
Divorce
Typical Custody Arrangements in Utah
There are many factors that go into determining a custody arrangement in Utah. While the best interest of the child(ren) should be first and foremost,
December 14, 2020
Bankruptcy
Economic Shutdown and Bankruptcy
It is no secret that financial difficulty has accompanied the 2020 calendar year. Some personal economic issues have been resolved while some still linger and
November 13, 2020
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Basics: What to Know
The word bankruptcy is one that inspires strong sentiments yet is not often well understood. Many know that bankruptcy is usually a last-resort option to
November 4, 2020
Bankruptcy
What Can a Bankruptcy Lawyer Do for You?
If you’re wondering what a bankruptcy attorney can do for you, we’re here to help. Navigating the world of bankruptcy can be confusing, and having
May 15, 2020
Foreclosure
Should You Face Foreclosure or Declare Bankruptcy?
In life, there will be times that you may have to face some difficult challenges. You may fall behind on your bills, leaving you to
April 2, 2020