Tag Archives: Florida Bankruptcy Filings
Can a Conservator or Guardian File for Bankruptcy?
When someone lacks the capacity to make financial decisions for themselves, they might be appointed a guardian or a conservator. These people can manage the ward’s financial affairs, including paying bills, making investment decisions, and buying or selling property. But can the guardian or conservator file for bankruptcy? In many situations, bankruptcy might be… Read More »
Signs You are Headed for Bankruptcy
At Nowack & Olson, we constantly hear from clients who tell us that they never thought they would be sitting across from a bankruptcy lawyer. Bankruptcy seems to sneak up on them. However, there are some certain signs that everyone should be aware of. If you see any of these signs, then you should… Read More »
Fewer Florida Consumers filing for Bankruptcy in 2018
Recent statistics from the American Bankruptcy Institute are good news-bad news for Florida residents. The good news? Consumer bankruptcy filings are 8% lower in March 2018 than they were in 2017, suggesting that the strengthening economy has allowed consumers to manage their debt. The bad news? Filings in March were up 31% over February…. Read More »