On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Sep 1, 2020 | Chapter 13, chapter 13 bankruptcy
Small business owners have many concerns when the nation is faced with economic uncertainties. Unsure if their business could survive a recession or a setback, they consider what is best for not only the business but for him or herself as well. When financial problems...
On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Aug 13, 2020 | Chapter 13, chapter 13 bankruptcy
Foreclosure concerns can be one of the most significant worries on the minds of struggling homeowners. Personal bankruptcy options are one option to consider which can potentially help with foreclosure and other concerns facing homeowners and other consumers...
On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | May 7, 2020 | chapter 13 bankruptcy
If you have decided to file for bankruptcy, you may be considering reorganization under Chapter 13. This plan involves the repayment of your debts rather than the liquidation of your assets. Here are some upsides to a Chapter 13 filing. You make payments based on your...
On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Jan 22, 2020 | chapter 13 bankruptcy
Some people refer to Chapter 13 bankruptcy as the wage earner’s plan. This is because when you file this type of bankruptcy, you create a repayment plan under which you will repay your creditors depending on your financial ability over a period of three to five...
On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Sep 9, 2019 | chapter 13 bankruptcy
Anyone in Kentucky who has come to the end of his or her time limit to pay off debts may be considering filing for bankruptcy. While it may seem like it will worsen someone’s credit score, filing for bankruptcy may help restore someone’s credit over time by providing...
On behalf of Law Office of Allan E. Dunaway, PLC | Mar 6, 2019 | chapter 13 bankruptcy
Kentucky readers may be shocked to learn that younger Americans are falling deeper and deeper in debt, according to a new report. The study, which was issued by the New York Fed Consumer Credit Panel and Equifax, found that American adults between ages 18 and 29 are...