You May Be Able To Dismiss Your Chapter 11 To Receive A PPP Loan
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12 March 2021
When you are restructuring your business through bankruptcy, you will not be able to obtain a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan. However, you might discover in the middle of bankruptcy that you will need a PPP loan to be able to save your business. The good news is that courts may dismiss bankruptcies to allow debtors to obtain these types of loans.
How Chapter 11 Works
Chapter 11 is referred to as a reorganization bankruptcy.
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How Quickly Can You Get Through Bankruptcy?
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11 February 2021
The idea of spending a long time going through bankruptcy is something that's hardly appealing to anyone. If you're preparing to file, there's a good chance that you'd like to know how quickly you can get from start to finish. Here are three things a bankruptcy attorney will tell a client about how rapidly they may be able to handle the process.
Initial Filings
Regardless of the type of bankruptcy you're planning to pursue, the courts like to see filings move quickly.
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5 Signs To Help Executors Recognize A Legally Complex Estate
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14 January 2021
Are you an executor of a loved one's will? If so, you probably have a lot of work to do. And while some executors can do the work on their own, complex estates need the help of a lawyer. How can you know whether the estate you are executing is complex or simple? Here are five indicators that it's a complex one.
Complex Estates Have Unusual Assets.
Generally, people's estates include things like a primary home, vehicles, bank accounts, and retirement plans.
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3 Important Tips To Keep In Mind About Filing A Long-Term Disability Claim
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11 November 2020
If you are disabled and unable to work, or if there is no chance that your physical condition will improve anytime soon, you should file a long-term disability claim. A long-term disability claim gives you access to benefits you can use to support yourself.
1. Submit Your Claim Right Away
With a long-term disability, you need to file a claim as soon as possible. You have a small window to file a claim once you know your injury will have a long-term impact on your ability to work.
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