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Starting your own business and managing it on your own terms can be an exciting, rewarding endeavor, but there's always the risk that one day, you may have to deal with the serious matter of bankruptcy. If that day comes, you don't want to be caught unprepared when...
If your LLC fails, you may choose to file for bankruptcy. While this offers some level of protection, an LLC bankruptcy filing only protects personal assets against creditors, meaning business assets are not immune to liability. It's important to understand which...
In Florida, an LLC or partnership can be forced to dissolve or reorganize if one partner files for bankruptcy. However, the court will work with the remaining partner to ensure that the business continues to run smoothly while the bankrupt partner works their way out...
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a way for many businesses to get a "fresh start," but your plan can be dismissed by the court if the reason behind your filing doesn't meet the standards set forth by the courts. It's important to know what can cause your chapter 7 bankruptcy...
Business owners are currently dealing with 40-year high inflation rates. Combined with the pandemic, this has caused consumers to restructure the way they purchase, moving away from brick-and-mortar businesses to those offering online goods and services. People are...
Running your own small to medium-sized business is no easy task. Success is a matter of attracting a dedicated customer base while navigating state and local laws. Being an entrepreneur means embracing these complexities while finding ways to remain solvent no matter...
Economically difficult times can lead to dwindling liquidity, potential covenant breaches and near-term maturities. Business managers may consider reorganization under chapter 11 bankruptcy over termination under chapter 7 bankruptcy. Chapter 11 bankruptcy has a few...
Almost every consumer bankruptcy case has a bankruptcy trustee or an administrator with different roles and obligations. The court usually appoints the trustee, who plays a significant role in overseeing the debtor's bankruptcy estate in a bankruptcy case. According...
A variety of factors may lead a company to consider filing bankruptcy. A business concept might not have taken off or thrived as well as initially expected. A company may have experienced a recent downturn in business due to changes in the market. There may also be a...
When a business files for bankruptcy, it can seem like a mark of failure. The word itself carries a negative connotation, but bankruptcy is simply a legal filing, often made by businesses with a solid plan in place. Chapter 11 bankruptcy in particular is designed to...