Until Health Care Reform Takes Effect
June 14, 2010 by Heather Culp
Filed under Recent News
While a large number of bankruptcies include medical expenses, there is no such thing as a “medical bankruptcy.” Thankfully, health insurance reform will push fewer clients over the financial edge. While the full bill won’t be enacted for four more years, several changes are now in effect: More services will be paid in full, regardless [...]
Bankruptcy and Divorce
February 2, 2010 by Heather Culp
Filed under Bankruptcy, Featured Articles, Recent News
All too often money problems lead to divorce, and visa versa. Be sure to include a competent bankruptcy attorney on your legal team alongside your family law counsel.
Bankruptcy and Families
July 16, 2009 by Richard Mitchell
Filed under Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Counseling, Recent News
In a study published in the Harvard Law and Policy Review the global financial crisis and the specific effect on real estate, is putting different stresses on families in bankruptcy than in times past. Broken inter-generational safety nets “Specifically, when young adults experience financial struggles, they often rely on their parents for help because parents [...]


