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Subchapter V Provides Debt Relief for Small Businesses

I previously wrote about the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019, also known as SBRA.  Subchapter V, as the SBRA has become known, was created to help small business deal with financial distress by streamlining the process. Also, it make Chapter 11 more economical and less complex so that it is more accessible for individuals with high dollar amounts of [...]

How to File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy: Business Reorganization

For businesses facing huge debts, avoiding closure and liquidation of assets are made possible by filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, commonly known as business reorganization. Under this type of bankruptcy, a business may renegotiate the terms in its contracts and leases, request creditors to discharge debts, and restructure payment plans in order to reach profitability. Declaring corporate bankruptcy will give [...]

SBRA – Helping Individuals with Business Debt

What is the SBRA? It is the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 which was recently signed into law by President Trump. The law passed in August 2019. It will take effect on February 22, 2020. SBRA creates a new subchapter in the United States Code related to Chapter 11 bankruptcy. As a result, small business owners will have more [...]

Is a Pre-packaged Bankruptcy an Option for My Business?

If your company is in the red and you are worried about creditors, fret not. There is a viable option to make the bankruptcy process easier to manage. One of the best available options is a pre-packaged bankruptcy. Pre-packaged bankruptcy is an alternative for companies considering bankruptcy. Throughout this procedure, creditor support is prepared for the company's bankruptcy plan prior [...]

Understanding the Orderly Liquidation Value in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

The word “bankruptcy” understandably may strike fear into many hearts. Large, well-known companies like Macy’s, Sears, David’s Bridal, Nine West, and Mattress Firm have all filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy. However, it is not just big corporations who can and do file for Chapter 11 bankruptcies; individuals and small businesses may file as well. Filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy does not [...]

An Overview of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

With Chapter 11 bankruptcy, there is one objective in mind: to reorganize debts and assets. Unlike Chapter 7 where assets are liquidated to pay off creditors, Chapter 11 is arguably more forgiving. With Chapter 11, you don’t have to liquidate all of your assets to pay off your debts. You can work with your creditors to restructure payments towards your [...]

Chapter 11 Attorney Discusses the Basics

What is Chapter 11 Bankruptcy? Chapter 11 bankruptcy is most thought of as the commercial bankruptcy option for businesses, sole proprietors and partnerships. And it involves a reorganization of a debtor's business affairs, debts, and assets. While the debts are being restructured, they liquidate assets and restructure payment plans with creditors. Chapter 11 is also available to individuals. However, not [...]

Improve Your Financial Literacy: 5 Podcasts to Listen To

Doing what you’ve been doing is going to get what you’ve been getting. —Seth Godin Remember that classic definition of insanity—doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results? Filing for individual Chapter 11 bankruptcy represents only one step of your journey to financial wellbeing. Your goal should not simply be to reset financially, but rather to recover—and [...]

Operating Your Business Despite What’s Happened: Best Practices

Like all forms of bankruptcy, filing an Individual Chapter 11 Bankruptcy isn’t the end of your financial dream; it’s actually a method of resetting. While your financial difficulties may put a strain on your business, you still owe it to yourself to move forward. Here are some best practices to begin doing just that. Keep Business and Personal Finances Separate [...]

Uncovering the Root Cause of Your Financial Problems with the 5 Whys

The only way you will ever permanently take control of your financial life is to dig deep and fix the root problem. —Suze Orman Before we move forward, let's put something into perspective. Bankruptcy is basically like a bandage for your debt problems: It can help stem the bleeding and give you the time to heal. But it does little [...]

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