We are happy to report that on Saturday, March 27, 2021, President Biden SIGNED H.R. 1651 into law. H.R. 1651 extends for one year all the bankruptcy-related provisions that were included in the CARES Act passed on March 27, 2020. These provisions will now expire on March 27, 2022. What is the CARES Act Extension? The bill extension offers relief...
Continue ReadingFiling for bankruptcy is not easy to do alone, whether you have financial problems with your personal or professional life. Finding the right industry attorneys in Hawaii will provide you with all the solutions available and allow the process to become as hassle-free as possible. This is all you need prior to entering Hawaii Bankruptcy Court before consulting a...
Continue ReadingA Hawaii bankruptcy is a financial tool that thousands of ordinary people and families used to resolve their debt burdens. It is easy to think that financial struggles only affect the average person on the street. However, even millionaire entertainers use debt settlement solutions to save their finances. It is entirely possible to have millions in the bank and owe millions...
Continue ReadingBankruptcy for everyone is a strange concept. When the entity or company is unable to pay unpaid obligations, it is a judicial decision that requires the judge to seize away money. Consequently, the first question most people have about bankruptcy is: Can I apply for bankruptcy and retain my home or car? The response to the question relies on...
Continue ReadingThe answer is none. Well, I’ll back up and say your reasonable house mortgage makes sense, only because a housing cost is something you will be incurring anyways throughout your life, and you might as well be purchasing an appreciating piece of real property along the way. Other than that, I believe you should never have a car debt,...
Continue ReadingGenerally, filing for bankruptcy in Hawaii will not be an automatic bar to obtaining a security clearance. Additionally, being financially irresponsible and dragging around bad credit can jeopardize an existing security clearance. So whether your bankruptcy 7 bankruptcy or chapter 13 bankruptcy has an impact on your clearance usually depends on the circumstances that led you to file for...
Continue ReadingLike filing taxes, it is your choice whether you file an individual or a joint bankruptcy. There can be advantages and disadvantages. One of the advantages of only one spouse filing is that the bankruptcy will only be reported on that person’s credit report. So the non-filer’s credit won’t be affected. This can be a useful option if one...
Continue ReadingAn attorney can be your best advocate as you consider some form of financial relief if you’ve fallen behind on your bills or can’t keep up with your mortgage payments. In most cases, a lawyer will first review your financial information in order to establish just how dire the situation is before advising a path to set you back...
Continue ReadingPeople nowadays are in difficult financial situations due to unemployment, financial mishaps, hospital bills, or taxes they simply can’t pay. With a ruined credit, it’s hard to maintain family security. The first step is to actively get started in the bankruptcy process. With our Hawaii lawyer, it’s easy to get on the right track. There are several steps to...
Continue ReadingFeeling overwhelmed by debt? Struggling to keep up with your bills every month? If you’ve been thinking about hiring a lawyer for bankruptcy because you simply can’t continue to fall deeper into debt, you aren’t alone. You may be thinking, “If I can’t pay my bills, how will I ever pay for a Hawaii lawyer?” Fortunately, when you hire an attorney...
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