South Florida Bankruptcy Lawyer

Across Iowa, bankruptcy filings have increased 12% in the first eight months of 2008 (compared to the same timeframe in 2007).  In fact, even though a new law was passed in 2006 making it more difficult for individuals to file for bankruptcy, more Iowa residents have already filed for bankruptcy this year than […]

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Senators in Congress are considering the future of the credit industry.  Democrat from Florida, Al Franken, has proposed a number of different changes that would protect consumers from predatory lenders.   He feels that Congress has failed to help those households that have been duped into accepting outrageous credit terms.
His charges have caused fervent […]

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Residents of Monroe Country are a bit nervous now due to the fact that crucial information about individuals who filed for bankruptcy years ago is available on the internet.  Social Security numbers of these individuals were listed on the U.S. Bankruptcy Court documents filed with the clerk’s office between 2000 and 2003. 
Police authorities […]

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America is seeing an ailing economy that it hasn’t seen in years.  With foreclosures on the rise and property value declining, the common person is finding it ever so difficult to keep up with the financial climate.  Fears of inflation and a bear market is striking fear in citizen across the nation.  Even big […]

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The California bank formerly known as IndyMac reopened under a new name last Monday.  The firms new CEO John Bovenzi said it will open as a “strong and safe” institution.
Customers of the bank who insured their money can return to their usual deposits and withdrawals.  The Federal Deposit Insurance Crop guarantees traditional bank […]

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