BANKRUPTCY: A BASIC PRIMER
A lot about our society has changed over time, hasn't it? Take bankruptcy. Declaring bankruptcy is understandably a big decision for most people–but it seems
A lot about our society has changed over time, hasn't it? Take bankruptcy. Declaring bankruptcy is understandably a big decision for most people–but it seems
The Federal Bureau of Investigation understandably has a full plate these days, particularly given its top priority–terrorism prevention. But along with its higher-profile law enforcement
Wisconsin consumers and their counterparts around the country clearly have a ways to go before the economy rebounds. Under the latest available statistics, one out
Jim Doyle, the governor of Wisconsin, has signed legislation that makes it easier for consumers in the state to keep more of their property under
An upcoming study from two professors affiliated with Harvard and Ohio University claims that personal bankruptcy has gravitated towards middle and upper middle class professionals
All indications are that the recession has really slammed entrepreneurs and small business owners, those risk takers who are often considered the backbone of the
While it's difficult for everyday Wisconsin residents to relate to jet-setting celebrities, the situation that Hollywood star Nicolas Cage finds himself in could be instructive
A sad story recently appeared in the news about a Florida man on disability because of severe heart disease. He fell behind on his mortgage
Across-the-board problems persist in the housing market according to federal government number crunchers. A report released earlier this week by the U.S. Treasury Department says
Some interesting but not surprising findings emerged from a December 2009 survey of about 1000 web surfers looking for bankruptcy information on the Internet. Among
A federal plea bargain by a Milwaukee man for failing to disclose taxpayer-subsidized daycare center income on his bankruptcy petition will likely send him to
This is not exactly the way we wanted to ring in the New Year: Under preliminary year-end figures, Wisconsin unfortunately posted a record number of
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