October 2018 - Lexington KY Bankruptcy Lawyers

How to Confront Unpaid Loans with a Bankruptcy

Posted on October 25, 2018 - 2:19 pm by Bunch & Brock

Filing for bankruptcy can eliminate many types of outstanding debt, including credit card balances and medical bills; but what about loans for big-ticket items like a car, house, or furniture? A vehicle loan, a home mortgage, and a payment plan for merchandise may also be some of the loans with a bankruptcy that are dischargeable, […]

Bankruptcy Dismissal vs. Discharge – There’s a Huge Difference Between the Two

Posted on October 15, 2018 - 8:00 am by Bunch & Brock

Bankruptcy “dismissal” sounds a lot like bankruptcy “discharge,” but these two terms have very different meanings. It is important to understand this and to ensure you end up on the right side of the court ruling. A dismissal may mean you lose bankruptcy protection and remain accountable for debts you had expected to be discharged. […]

Willful Failure to Pay Taxes

Posted on October 10, 2018 - 7:30 pm by Bunch & Brock

Federal law requires employers to withhold income, Social Security, and Medicare taxes from employee wages. When a company experiences financial distress, payments for these payroll or “trust fund” taxes may be temporarily postponed or deliberately ignored. It is important for any business owner to understand that willful failure to pay employee taxes can bring a […]

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Month: October 2018

Monthly Archives: October 2018

How to Confront Unpaid Loans with a Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Dismissal vs. Discharge – There’s a Huge Difference Between the Two

Willful Failure to Pay Taxes

Caryn L. Belobraidich

Matt Bunch

Tom Bunch

Month: October 2018

How to Confront Unpaid Loans with a Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Dismissal vs. Discharge – There’s a Huge Difference Between the Two

Willful Failure to Pay Taxes

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