It is not uncommon for individuals to worry whether or not their employer will find out if they file bankruptcy. Aside from the fact that most people view their financial circumstances as private, many might wonder what their employers would think of them if they filed bankruptcy. Read More

One of the most common questions that bankruptcy clients typically ask is whether filing bankruptcy will affect their credit. When answering that question, it is important to note that every person has an individualized and different credit score. As a result, not every person that files bankruptcy will see the same effects to his or her credit rating. Read More

The “implied warrant of habitability” is the legal right that every landlord has to provide to the tenant a rental property that is fit and habitable and to maintain it in that condition throughout the rental term. This means the landlord must insure the rental property the tenant is living in has basic living necessities such as proper protection against weather conditions, hot and cold running... Read More