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We know for many contemplating a bankruptcy filing, the implications it may have on their retirement accounts are a major concern. While we’ve addressed the basics of retirement and bankruptcy on our blog, today we wanted to take a deeper dive into… Read More

For better or for worse. For richer or for poorer. That’s what we say when we get married, right? But what happens when you find out your soul mate has recently filed bankruptcy–does that become part of your financial history, too? The Jones… Read More

When you have utility bills stacking up and are considering a bankruptcy filing, you are likely to wonder what is and is not included. When you fear your utilities being shut off, you need to know what options are available to you. The Jones Law Firm… Read More

Though we are not yet living in a post-coronavirus world, many parts of the nation are reopening as vaccinations become more widely available. However, for many families in Ohio and across the United States, COVID-19 has lead to income disparities re… Read More

There are things in life we simply cannot plan for or anticipate when they’ll occur. While you may have been in the midst of your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, a loved one passes, leaving you with an inheritance. You may wonder, is that… Read More

Obviously, the decision to file for bankruptcy was not one you and your family took lightly. However, now that debts are being settled, you may begin to wonder how your bankruptcy status will impact your insurance rates. While bankruptcy does not dir… Read More

We know that bankruptcy can impact your government benefits in some ways. But that doesn’t mean that it makes it impossible to keep them. However, if you have declared bankruptcy or plan to, there are some things you need to know about your housing… Read More

Having a bankruptcy filing on your financial record may make you feel like your opportunity to live in financial normalcy will never happen. However, the reality is that bankruptcy does not impact your credit score forever, meaning you can return to… Read More