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Foreclosure Fast-Track Bill Goes to Governor Scott

The Florida Legislature sent a bill to Gov. Rick Scott’s desk that is intended to accelerate the process of...

Nearly half of all Americans do not have enough savings to ride out a single emergency. And many more...

It’s always good to pay your debts, if you can keep up with them. But if your debt is...

There are a number of debts that cannot be discharged when you file for bankruptcy. These debts need to...

The news keeps getting worse for Universal Health Care Group, a St. Petersburg, Florida-based Medicare insurer accused of financial...

Bankruptcy allows an individual or business overwhelmed by debt to get a fresh start by discharging most debt or...

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may seize a tax refund at any time. Sometimes this is done in error....

A large Florida-based health insurance provider has filed for bankruptcy. The move comes after months of state scrutiny and...

A federal government program to audit bankruptcy filings is being put on hold due to budgetary constraints. The U.S....

If you are receiving unemployment, it is considered in a bankruptcy means test. For those considering filing for personal...

A Florida brain injury treatment facility has declared bankruptcy in the wake of allegations of patient neglect and abuse...

A bankrupt movie studio was funded in part by state incentives. The State of Florida is attempting to recover...

A process known as lien stripping can remove a second mortgage for individuals seeking bankruptcy protection. Many people are...

There are some circumstances in which federal taxes may be discharged in a bankruptcy proceeding. While it is possible...

Most married people hope that their marriage will last forever. Divorcees in some states, however, have learned that even...