For many pet owners, dogs are members of the family. So, when financial difficulties arise and bankruptcy becomes a consideration, worrying about what will happen to your loyal companion is natural. Will the bankruptcy court take your dog away? Pets are “property” in...
Are you facing financial hardship and considering bankruptcy? If you rely on your car for work, errands or daily life, you might be wondering what will happen to your vehicle during the process. In the Sunshine State, bankruptcy exemptions play a crucial role in...
Debt problems quickly escalate, but bankruptcy can offer a debt off ramp to a new financial path. However, before filing for bankruptcy in Florida, you need a nuanced understanding of exempt and nonexempt property and its implications in bankruptcy cases within the...
Bankruptcy helps Floridians struggling with overwhelming debt to get a fresh start financially. One of the factors that affects how bankruptcy works is the state where the person or business files for bankruptcy. Different states have different laws and rules...
Florida's statutes may allow certain property owners to keep their homes during bankruptcy. As noted by Bankrate.com, a homestead exemption may protect your primary residence from creditors. After submitting a bankruptcy petition, creditors holding your unsecured...
