May 22nd, 2012 by Reed Allmand 
If you have been unemployed for a while, you may be thinking about making a career change or seeking self-unemployment. Keep in mind, some state programs are not eligible for those who are self-employed but some states may allow you to collect unemployment benefits while working toward self-employment. You’ll have to review rules and requirements [...]
More...May 17th, 2012 by Reed Allmand
Unemployment benefits are made available to those who lose their job at no fault of their own. Since each state has regulations regarding eligibility, it’s important to review requirements upon applying. Some states may only pay if you lose your job involuntarily. Employers make contributions to unemployment insurance programs that help make benefit payments to [...]
More...April 19th, 2012 by Reed Allmand
Managing debt while being unemployed is hard, and it is a very serious issue that calls for concern. As hard as it is though, there are ways to manage this situation. There are three available options: declaring bankruptcy, debt settlement, and negotiation. Before a choice is made, you need to consider your financial standings very [...]
More...April 18th, 2012 by Reed Allmand
The cost cutting of multiple companies due to the economic complexities lead to thousands of Americans being laid off from their jobs. Here are some tips for the unemployed to help get through this rough period: Company Instead of being all negative on your forthcoming layoff, be professional and ask your company if there are [...]
More...April 18th, 2012 by Reed Allmand
A new AP poll has been conducted on the American youth who suffer from being unemployed and finding it very hard to get a new job. It is found out that in 18 to 24 year old high school graduates, around 40 percent of them have a stable job right now but 75 percent of [...]
More...April 10th, 2012 by Reed Allmand
When employment ends abruptly or when it’s not your fault, it’s more likely that you’ll qualify for unemployment benefits. Each state has procedures in place in order to determine eligibility when opening a new claim. The same is true for reopening a claim. Depending on state regulations, an existing claim may be reopened if you [...]
More...January 3rd, 2012 by Reed Allmand
Unemployment creates a challenging situation with finances and even with different tips and strategies many people find themselves still struggling to pay their bills each month. With no assets or savings, constant calls from collection agencies or receiving a summons for a lawsuit can make dealing with debt obligations overwhelming. To make matters worse, you [...]
More...August 30th, 2011 by Reed Allmand
Many debtors filing bankruptcy worry about how potential employers will view their bankruptcy filing. The truth is that the vast majority of employers probably won’t care. Bankruptcy has become very common and companies are more educated about why many debtors need to file bankruptcy. However, there may be some employers who are a little cautious [...]
More...August 24th, 2011 by Reed Allmand
If you were to listen to some of the opponents of bankruptcy, then you might believe that working harder and longer hours can solve Americans’ debt troubles. But does taking on an extra job or overtime hours offer a “silver bullet” to debt troubles? Probably not. Let’s take a look at some of the issues: [...]
More...August 15th, 2011 by Reed Allmand
Handling your employees properly during Chapter 11 bankruptcy is essential if you want to retain the best and brightest workers for your buisness. Below are a few tips on how to retain employees during bankruptcy: Open the lines of communication and always be honest with your workers about the bankruptcy. The worse thing an employer [...]
More...If you have been unemployed for a while, you may be thinking about making a career change or seeking self-unemployment. Keep in mind, some state programs are not eligible for those who are self-employed but some states may allow you to collect unemployment benefits while working toward self-employment. You’ll have to review rules and requirements [...]
An offer in compromise lets taxpayers settle tax debt for less than the original amount that is due. While the paperwork for the process can be obtained by the taxpayer who is seeking to apply, it has been recommended to work with a tax expert during the process. There are rules and requirements that need [...]
The bankruptcy process may seem challenging depending on personal circumstances and which chapter is filed. It is often wondered what happens when a co-signer files for bankruptcy protection. In many cases, a co-signer situation makes both parties responsible for outstanding debt. If the account in question goes into default, either party can be pursued by [...]
When we modify your bankruptcy plan we are changing your plan payments. This means that we have to get with your employer and change the terms and amount of your wage order. The only way we can do that is by filling out a new wage order form.
Learn MoreIf the bankruptcy stay terminates on your home that means that even though your in bankruptcy, your creditor can pursue all there legal remedies they can pursue if you were not in bankruptcy. This includes foreclosure, and having your house sold and evicting you from your house.
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