There’s a lot of confusion around about whether or not you can be evicted for not paying rent during COVID-19. In Ohio, you must keep paying rent. If you fail to pay rent in April or May and are unable to catch up quickly, your landlord can still try to evict you. Ohio hasn’t formally stopped evictions and foreclosures during the COVID-19 pandemic, though your local jurisdiction might delay the Read More
Whether you’re deep in debt or struggling to stay up with bills, there’s a solution to your financial situation. The Cleveland Bankruptcy attorneys have the knowledge and experience to fight for your best interest. Contact a Cleveland Bankruptcy attorney today to discuss your options at (216) 586-6600.
Will Bankruptcy Stop an Eviction?
If you’ve received an eviction notice due to nonpayment of rent, you may be able to stop the process. Chances are, if you can’t afford your rent, you’re struggling to pay other bills as well. When you’re looming under the threat of becoming homeless because you can’t afford to pay your rent, it may be a good idea to talk to a Cleveland bankruptcy lawyer. At Cleveland Bankruptcy Attorneys, we Read More
2015 Bankruptcy Filings Plummeted – What Will 2016 Bring?
At the end of March, the United States Federal Court published figures for bankruptcy filings for the past few years and the findings display a decrease in both business and personal filings over the past few years: Business and Non-Business Bankruptcy Filings (2014-2016) Year 2016 2015 2014 Business 24,797 26,130 31,671 Total 833,515 911,086 1,038,280 Non-business 808,718 884,956 1,006,609 As of March 31, this year has seen an 8.5 decrease Read More
In Youngstown, A Chapter 13 Filing Stops Foreclosure And Settles Tax Debt
It is important to know that life continues after bankruptcy and it is vital to find very knowledgeable bankruptcy lawyers, who can help find long-term solutions and financial strategies. Such was the case for a couple from Youngstown, Ohio when their inability to keep up with their bills resulted in a great deal of financial insecurity. Specifically, the couple owed approximately $33,000 on their second mortgage, became past due on Read More
Toledo Couple Improves Their Finances Through A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Recently, a married couple from Toledo came to the Ohio bankruptcy attorneys at Cleveland Bankruptcy Attorneys, when their financial situation became unsustainable. Their income was primarily based on the husband’s career as a self-employed contractor; however, this posed some challenges since it fluctuates, depending on the season and work availability. Consequently, the couple fell behind on their monthly expenses, their home was placed in foreclosure, they became past due on Read More
$12,000 Settlement For Collection Calls After Bankruptcy
If you’ve previously discharged your debt in a properly executed bankruptcy and are still being contacted by creditors, it is essential that you reach out to qualified bankruptcy lawyers, who can help set things right and stop collection calls after bankruptcy. For example, in 2008 a couple got a little over their heads in debt and appropriately filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy protection. This essentially eliminated their debt, including their Read More
Canton Woman Improves Her Personal Finances With A Deed In Lieu Of Foreclosure
A woman in her 30’s, who worked for the Canton school system recently found herself in a very familiar situation for many Americans. Essentially, she realized that her personal finances were suffering because she had more house than she could realistically afford. All of her funds went to paying for a home she purchased with none left over for other necessities. This created a vicious cycle of mounting monthly debt Read More
Chapter 13 Saves A Father From Foreclosure In Toledo, Ohio
Not long ago, a divorced father from Toledo, OH needed help after a custody battle and a stint of unemployment left him in a difficult financial position. The man recently acquired custody of his children after a lengthy dispute with his ex-wife; however, he found himself owing a large sum in back child support, $20,000 in delinquent property taxes, and another $17,000 from previous medical expenses. Due to the past Read More
How to Get Out of Debt When You Have No Money
When your best efforts aren’t producing results, it may be time to seek assistance from someone who can examine your debt and help you find a way out of it. A bankruptcy attorney is just such a person to offer practical help. But why hire an attorney? They cost money, and you’re already broke. Isn’t hiring an Ohio bankruptcy attorney just adding another unpayable bill to the pile? Finding yourself Read More
Toledo Family Saves Home Through A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
A Toledo family found themselves in a precarious financial situation after being out of work for some time and incurring $25,000 in medical bills. The medical companies filed lawsuits against them and five liens were placed against the property at the same time they were falling behind on mortgage payments. With the foreclosure process looming and the threat of liens consuming any funds from a sale of the home, they Read More