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Coronavirus COVID19 Novel Coronavirus Ohio Bankruptcy The Coronavirus spread is wreaking havoc on our economy, our nerves and instantly changing our way of life. The financial disaster we now have is, in one way, no different than the same kind of problem I have helped people overcome for over 30 years. Serious health issues, loss […]

Scams often target people that are suffering financial hardships. Your name can be obtained from foreclosure records, bankruptcy court records, or even by lists the debt collectors use. These predators are counting on you trying to find other ways out of your debt besides filing bankruptcy. High-Interest Loans Some lenders will offer you loans to […]

For the second time in two years, Payless Shoe Source has filed bankruptcy. Payless Inc., and it’s North American subsidiaries filed for Chapter 11 protection on Monday, one day after they announced a going out of business sale in the North American Stores. In 2017 Payless filed for bankruptcy protection resulting from too much debt […]

Retail store Things Remembered is preparing to close most of their stores and file for bankruptcy protection. Things Remembered is where you can buy gifts and keepsakes and have them engraved or embroidered, operating for more than 40 years with 450 stores in 43 states and employs approximately 2,500 people. If Things Remembered isn’t successful […]

Since the unprecedented, longest standing government shutdown, many federal employees and citizens alike have had more questions than answers about what the outcome will be or how long the government shutdown will last. So what about consumers seeking protection from creditors at US Bankruptcy Courts around the country? While up to the third week of […]

The parent company of a restaurant holding group based in Ohio has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection recently in an effort to keep its Beachwood, OH location operational. The company filed its voluntary petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Ohio in the last week […]

On March 31st, 2018, one of Ohio’s largest utilities filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection leaving many to wonder what would happen to their electricity providers. FirstEnergy Corp. asked the United States Department of Energy for an emergency order to provide cost recovery in order to combat market conditions. A request that was ultimately denied. […]

Ohio student loan debt has reached epic proportions along with every other state in the union over the past decade. With the rising cost of tuition, students of all degree levels can end up with a massive student loan debt burden upon graduating, leaving them with an enormous hole to dig themselves out of. What […]

The former business owner of Zloop, the electronic recycling company in North Carolina that declared bankruptcy in North Carolina in 2015 found himself in hot water this week. The founders of Zloop found themselves in the target hairs o federal prosecutors who found it curious that Zloop spent more marketing money to sponsor a NASCAR […]

Residents of Ohio who are contributing to a tax-deductible college savings plan are one step closer to additional income-tax deductions this week. The Ohio House passed Senate Bill 22 last week, which would expand Ohio’s 529 College Advantage Plan to include private schools, grades K-12. This proposed law is one that many others states in […]