It should come as no surprise that income matters when considering bankruptcy. Yes, it is possible to make too much money to file bankruptcy. Every bankruptcy filing must be made in “good faith” and if your income is high then the court could determine the case was filed in “bad faith” and you might not […]
Bankruptcy
Alternatives to Bankruptcy
Consider These Alternatives to Bankruptcy for Different Situations The word “bankruptcy” has a lot of negative stigma attached to it, but usually is a reasonable solution for people with debt they can’t afford to pay off. However, it’s not always the best solution for every individual or business. Many factors go into the decision you […]
7 Things You MUST Consider Before Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is a scary word. Nobody considers themselves the type of person who will have to file for bankruptcy, and it’s something that many people don’t even consider until it’s one of their last options. In my twenty years of practicing bankruptcy law, however, I’ve seen it help thousands of people get back on track […]
Qualifying For Bankruptcy In Portland
Do I qualify for bankruptcy? We get asked this question a lot and the answer most lawyers provide is “that depends.” Does anyone think that is a good answer! No way! Bankruptcy is a process that can provide immense, immediate relief to people who are overwhelmed by debt. Like anything in the law, the devil […]
Tax Refunds at Risk in Bankruptcy Case!
This time of year we meet with many people who are exploring bankruptcy options but have questions about how the bankruptcy laws may affect their right to income tax refunds owed to them but not yet received. These laws vary by state and since we practice exclusively in Oregon these comments pertain to the laws […]
