
What You Should Know About Delinquent Taxes & Filing Bankruptcy
If you have delinquent, unpaid taxes and are unable to utilize an IRS payment plan or offer in compromise, bankruptcy may be a viable option. For individuals
If you have delinquent, unpaid taxes and are unable to utilize an IRS payment plan or offer in compromise, bankruptcy may be a viable option. For individuals
While the United States Bankruptcy Court, District of Utah, technically, remains open, the effects of the coronavirus pandemic have caused the Court to extend the
When is Chapter 11 a viable option for a prospective bankruptcy? First, one situation arises because of the limits on the amount of secured and
Congress enacted the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) on behalf of consumers. However, the FDCPA does not apply to debts when the original
It is commonly known among most consumers that you may discharge credit card debt in bankruptcy whether it totals $1,000 or $50,000. The bankruptcy discharge
In 2020, we live in a digital age, and this includes most of our judicial system. Many courts, federal, state, and local, including the United