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How Bankruptcy Can Stop a CT Foreclosure
For Connecticut homeowners facing foreclosure, the timeline can feel relentless. Court dates arrive, redemption periods approach, and the window to act narrows quickly. Bankruptcy is one of the most powerful tools available to interrupt that timeline and give a...
Tax Debt and Bankruptcy in Connecticut
Bankruptcy is often discussed as a way to eliminate debt, and for many types of debt, it does exactly that. Federal income tax debt is different. It is dischargeable in some circumstances but not others, and the rules that determine which category a Connecticut...
IRS Installment Agreements for CT Taxpayers
When a Connecticut taxpayer owes more to the IRS than they can pay in a lump sum, an installment agreement allows them to pay the balance over time through monthly payments. These agreements do not eliminate the debt or stop interest and penalties from accruing, but...
Payroll Tax Personal Liability in New Haven
When a business fails to collect, account for, or pay over the federal payroll taxes it withholds from employees, the IRS can bypass the business entity entirely and hold individual owners, officers, and employees personally liable for the unpaid amounts. This...
Common Myths About Filing For Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy is a decision many people consider when they are overwhelmed by debt. Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions that can discourage individuals from exploring this legal option. These myths often come from misinformation or outdated beliefs,...
Going Through A Criminal Case During Your Bankruptcy? Key Questions To Ask
Preparing For Your Consultation Choosing the right criminal defense lawyer is crucial for the outcome of your case. Before making a decision, it’s important to ask specific questions that will help you gauge their experience and approach. Here are some key questions...