Category Archives: Chapter 7
Housing assistance can be impacted by Chapter 7
Millions of people living in Florida and other states around the country rely on some form of housing assistance. Affordable housing options are needed more than ever, as countless families find themselves with limited financial resources and higher living costs. And while low-income housing is a hot commodity, there are rising concerns by many… Read More »
Why bankruptcies may increase as the economy improves
It is no secret that many residents of Florida have struggled finically over the last several years. With a sluggish economy and a high-rate of unemployment, it was difficult for many families to pay their bills. As a result, some people found refuge in bankruptcy. Now that the economy is improving, will bankruptcy filings… Read More »
Miami firm files Chapter 7 bankruptcy over milk scandal
An importer of a food or drink does not personally manufacture the goods it resells. Therefore, it must have an excellent relationship with its supplier. The importer counts on the supplier to be honest about ingredients, avoid contaminants, and use a consistent formula when making the product. It can be challenging for the importer… Read More »
Florida foreclosures may speed up with passing of bill
Florida continues to lead the nation for foreclosures, as well as being one of the top states with the longest foreclosure process. While the national average for foreclosures is 414 days, our state’s average is 853 days. A bill to expedite Florida’s sluggish foreclosures has just been passed by the Florida House, after several… Read More »