Law Office of Robert L. Firth Oct. 17, 2016 Your Income Tax Debt Paid through an “Asset Chapter 7 Case” Have your Chapter 7 trustee pay your income taxes out of the proceeds of sale of assets that you don’t need. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Oct. 10, 2016 Chapter 7 Helps with Income Tax Debt Even without Writing Off Any of It Are your income taxes are too new to be written off with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Nevertheless sometimes Chapter 7 is still your best option. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Oct. 3, 2016 Writing Off Income Taxes Through Chapter 7 If your tax debt can meet 4 conditions, you can usually write it off with bankruptcy forever. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Sept. 26, 2016 What Happens to Income Taxes in Bankruptcy The two rather unpleasant-sounding topics—taxes and bankruptcy—can actually turn into a pretty good combination. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Sept. 22, 2016 Chapter 7 Can . . . Help You Close Your Business But Keep Business Assets Protect your business assets right away with the “automatic stay,” and then permanently with property exemptions. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Sept. 19, 2016 Be Careful About a Recently Dismissed Bankruptcy Case Don’t get tripped up in a rule designed to prevent bankruptcy abuse. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Sept. 12, 2016 When It Makes Sense to File Bankruptcy Too Soon to Discharge Debts You can file a new bankruptcy very soon after a prior one, without getting a discharge of your debts. So how could that be worth doing? Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Sept. 5, 2016 If You Filed Bankruptcy Before, When Exactly Can You File Again? To file a bankruptcy case after filing one earlier, sometimes you must wait 8 years but it may be only 6 or 4 or 2 years, or even 0 years. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Aug. 29, 2016 Chapter 7 Can . . . Help You Close Your Business by Giving Your Bankruptcy Trustee the Headache of Selling Your Last Business Assets Shut down your business without worrying about how to use your final resources and about how to deal with your competing creditors. Read More
Law Office of Robert L. Firth Aug. 15, 2016 Collection against Your Business Not “Stayed” by Your Personal Bankruptcy If your business is not a sole proprietorship, creditors of a business corporation can continue collecting from the business. Read More