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COVID-19 Update: Emergency Workers’ Compensation Rule for First RespondersAn emergency rule in Missouri will soon allow first responders and law enforcement officials to receive workers’ compensation if diagnosed with COVID-19.
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Kansas City Deals With PandemicWe are urging our clients to call or email us to set up a consultation as we all do our part to fight COVID-19.
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This blog highlights some of the differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.Our bankruptcy lawyers will help guide you through every step in the bankruptcy process and answer any questions that you may have.
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Interesting: Grocery Shopping in Missouri vs. Burbank, AlaskaHow much do you think it costs for a gallon of milk in Burbank, Alaska?
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Car Repossession during Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 BankruptcyChapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy may serve as a solution before, during, or after a repossession.
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Retail Companies & BankruptcyThe changing landscape of the retail industry has forced established household brands to close their doors
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How to Rebuild Your Credit After Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Kansas CityAfter filing for chapter 7 Bankruptcy, it's important to know how to rebuild your credit. Our Kansas City bankruptcy lawyer explains how it's possible.
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Student Loan Debt: The NumbersWe looked at some of the most eye-popping statistics with regards to the student loan debt, and shared some information on what to do if you feel like you are a victim of the student loan debt crisis.
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Kansas Couple Struggling on $500k a YearHow is this couple one step away from financial disaster with an annual income of $500k?
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CA Business Files for Bankruptcy – Owes Kansas Speedway $750,000DC Solar, a California based solar energy company, has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, and reportedly owes Kansas Speedway around $750,000, according to KSHB.
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Proposed Changes to the Fair Debt Collection Practices ActThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced that revisions to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) are currently being considered.
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Devastating Flooding Causing BankruptcyEarly reports indicate that the total cost of damages is greater than $1 billion from last months flooding throughout the midwest.
Bankruptcy Hotline
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