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Kentucky Debt Attorney

Discharging Tax Debt in Bankruptcy

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If you have outstanding tax debt and are facing serious financial problems, you may be considering the option to file for bankruptcy. However, if you’re hoping to have some or all of your tax debt discharged, it’s important to understand that contacting Bunch & Brock is probably your best bet because we analyze whether your […]

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Lexington Start Up Cost Business

Start-Up Funding Tips

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It takes a lot of inner strength and smarts to start a business. It also takes money, most often by taking out a loan or raising investor capital. While your enthusiasm is building for that great idea of yours and you’re bursting to share it, there are a few things that should be in place […]

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Small City

Even Municipalities Have Money Troubles

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At first glance, the most populous city in Michigan and a tiny home rule-class city in Northern Kentucky wouldn’t seem to have much in common. Dig a little deeper and you’ll find that financial emergencies resulted in both municipalities’ seeking the protection of Chapter 9 bankruptcy. In December of 2013, Detroit, Michigan, was declared bankrupt […]

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Prepaid Funeral

Pros and Cons of Prepaid Funerals

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Remember when it was time to buy a new car and you spent time poring over models, colors, dealers, options, prices, incentives and safety ratings? Investing in a new vehicle is a big deal, and any large purchase, whether for a product or a service, should involve comparison shopping. Although not a fun purchase like […]

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Saving for College

September is College Savings Month

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Along with leaves changing color and cooler temperatures, autumn sees the return of school. While it’s easy to get caught up in the immediate necessity of buying new supplies and clothes, it’s also a great time to consider your kid’s educational future – and how you’re going to pay for it. In a nationwide effort […]

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Estate Planning

6 Common Estate Planning Issues

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Most people labor under the assumption that life will follow a “normal” path, stretching from school to retirement with a chapter for marriage and kids. But real life is full of choices and twists of fate. There are no guarantees except death and taxes. Consider what would happen to your loved ones if you died […]

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7 Things All Debtors Should Do

7 Things All Debtors Should Do

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No one likes to owe money. Not being able to pay the bills can leave people feeling frustrated, embarrassed, depressed and hopeless even though many money troubles are due to forces beyond their control, such as losing a job or getting very ill. You may be contacted by a debt collector once your debts are […]

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