Nashville Office: 615-686-2279
Cookeville Office: 931-400-2218
Nashville Office 615-686-2279 or Cookeville Office 931-400-2218
Serving all of Middle Tennessee’s Bankruptcy Needs
A serious debt problem can affect every area of your life. You may be consumed with anxiety about bills you can't pay. You may feel hopeless and come across as angry and irritable with your spouse, children or other family members. You may be exhausted and unable to...
It's a horrible thing to be buried in debt. Emotionally, you may move between powerlessness, hopelessness, anger, resentment, panic and a host of other miserable states. If you feel stuck in major debt because of a divorce, a job loss, a medical event, a business...
Owners of small businesses who face financial challenges have tough decisions to make. Do you try to negotiate with creditors to keep the business going? Or does it make sense to file bankruptcy - and if so, what type? A few months ago, we published a white paper...
Tennessee residents who believe bankruptcy is the option that best suits them may be interested to know that according to a bankruptcy court ruling, secured creditors are not allowed to file proofs of claim late. Generally, only unsecured creditors are required to...
Tennessee residents who have had their bankruptcy case dismissed may find it difficult to obtain an auto loan. They should understand the impact a bankruptcy dismissal can have on their future credit. Individuals who file for bankruptcy are required to adhere to the...
Financial struggles can carry an embarrassing stigma that most of us would like to avoid. To some people, filing for bankruptcy is a horrifying idea that would make them look bad and seem irresponsible or weak in the eyes of their friends; to others, the difficulty is...
Tennessee residents may have heard about the Federal Reserve's decision to raise the federal funds rate to between 1 and 1.25 percent. This is the second time that rates have been raised this year, and a third hike could come later in 2017. For those with mortgages or...
Tennessee residents who are experiencing financial troubles have options for getting credit card debts under control. People with decent credit ratings could have the option of transferring debts to a new credit card that offers zero percent interest on balance...
Our firm recently published a SlideShare on debt relief options for small business owners. Learn about bankruptcy and its alternatives, as well as how Tennessee bankruptcy exemptions affect which property you can keep. Bankruptcy For Business Owners from The Law...
When Tennessee debtors seek relief from overwhelming financial obligations by filing Chapter 13 bankruptcies, they enter into payment plans lasting either three or five years. Bankruptcy courts approve these payment plans as long as they are realistic and equitable,...
