Shoppers who still prefer the mall over online retailers see their options shrink almost daily. Post-pandemic inflation has caused several retailers to file for bankruptcy, and not all of them come [...]
Identity theft is unfortunately becoming an increasingly common experience. Identity theft occurs when one person uses another person’s personal or financial information without their permission. Examples of the type of information [...]
Now more than ever, investing is both vital to a solid financial plan and can also be extremely risky. As the cost of just about everything increases, more and more businesses [...]
In Phoenix, Mary Drummond's travels with her husband in their motorhome have taken them to almost every state, embodying a nomadic lifestyle that was more than just a journey—it was their [...]
In the realm of bankruptcy, Arizona offers protections to debtors through various exemptions, ensuring that individuals can maintain essential assets during financial hardship. As we embark on the journey of understanding [...]
Paying off debts is difficult, and creditors often become impatient while waiting for their bills to be repaid. If a creditor wishes to intensify the debt collection process, they might [...]
Considering bankruptcy as a financial option can be overwhelming, especially if you're unfamiliar with the process. Stories of bankruptcy fraud may add to your concerns, leaving you wondering about the potential [...]
by Arizona Bankruptcy Lawyer, Alison C. Briggs In the realm of bankruptcy law, navigating the various rules and regulations can be daunting. Among these rules, the 180-day rule holds significant importance, particularly for [...]
How Chapter Bankruptcy Law Can Help in Mesa, Tempe, & Surrounding Counties Bankruptcy is often a last resort for individuals facing overwhelming debt, providing a path to financial freedom and a [...]
The likely Republican nominee for the 2024 presidential election is no stranger to being in hot water. Donald Trump’s latest reason for being in the headlines is an $83 million defamation [...]
