Put More Than 135 Years of Bankruptcy Law Experience to Work For You
Put More Than 135 Years of Bankruptcy Law Experience to Work For You

Blog

Why Many in Michigan are Seeking Bankruptcy Relief From Medical Debt

Did you know that roughly 23 million in the United States owe over $250 in healthcare costs? To add salt to the wound, at the time of publication of this post, the elimination of health insurance subsidies of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has sent health insurance premium costs rocketing. And while ACA insurers are […]

Read more

Why Bankruptcies Are Rising in Michigan

Are you a Michigan resident feeling an overwhelming amount of financial strain? If so, you’re not alone. Michigan recorded its highest level of bankruptcies in 2025 since the COVID pandemic. Michigan had 16,373 bankruptcies in 2025, which was 89 more than in 2024. And only 243 less than in 2020, when the state was under […]

Read more

Foreclosures Rising in 2025 Compared to 2024 – Is Bankruptcy Next?

Did you know that foreclosures are up in 2025 as compared to 2024? There was a 12% increase in completed foreclosures for the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. September 2025 saw a 20% year-over-year jump in completed foreclosures, while October 2025 saw a 32% jump. There is distress in […]

Read more

Filing for Bankruptcy After a Job Loss

Consulting firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported that employers announced 153,074 job cuts in October of 2025. That’s a 175% rise from the 55,597 cuts announced just a year ago in October of 2024. The industries experiencing the most cuts were tech, retail, warehousing, and the service sector. This doesn’t mean that others haven’t been […]

Read more

Challenges Unique to Small Business Owners Facing Bankruptcy

If you’re a small business owner in Detroit or elsewhere in Michigan, then you know you have more obstacles to clear than larger companies in remaining solvent. And with the economy being especially unpredictable right now, there’s an increase in small business owners facing bankruptcy. This is when small business owners in Detroit and throughout […]

Read more

How Filing for Bankruptcy Can Help Michigan Small Business Owners

Finding success as a small business owner in today’s big-box store and corporate climate is more difficult than ever. Many small business owners are facing the potential of crushing loan debt and credit card debt, attempting to survive the current volatile market conditions, supply chains, and other challenges. If this seems achingly familiar to you, […]

Read more

Bankruptcy Is NOT Just for Low-Income Consumers

The idea that bankruptcy is just for low-income consumers is a misconception. In fact, according to a recent article that references the credit scoring company VantageScore, American consumers with prime and even super-prime credit scores are starting to miss debt repayments and facing some financial challenges. That means that those who have high credit scores […]

Read more

The Potential Drawbacks of Not Filing for Bankruptcy

The impact on U.S. consumers with overwhelming debt from credit cards, student loans, personal loans, auto loans, and mortgages right now is crushing. These consumers are in, or are entering, a personal debt crisis.  If you are one of the many who are experiencing this, you may not know that bankruptcy is a very viable […]

Read more

How High-Interest Rate Auto Loans Can Result in Bankruptcy

For many, having a vehicle is more of a necessity than a luxury. Especially in Detroit and its surrounding areas, where there is a dearth of public transportation. Unfortunately, the necessity of owning a vehicle means that some people have to resort to high-interest rate auto loans to make it a reality. Furthermore, they may […]

Read more

The Rising Cost of Utility Bills and Their Impact on Filing Bankruptcy

Rising utility costs in Southeast Michigan, particularly during the colder months, and the threat of an impending disconnection or shut off, can be a deciding factor for some families in choosing to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. During Michigan’s cold winters, a utility shut off could be dangerous or lead to other costly issues like frozen and burst pipes. Filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy […]

Read more

Recent blogs

Why Many in Michigan are Seeking Bankruptcy Relief From Medical Debt

Did you know that roughly 23 million in the United States owe over $250 in healthcare costs? To add salt to the wound, at the time of publication of this post, the elimination of health insurance subsidies of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has sent health insurance premium costs rocketing. And while ACA insurers are […]

Why Bankruptcies Are Rising in Michigan

Are you a Michigan resident feeling an overwhelming amount of financial strain? If so, you’re not alone. Michigan recorded its highest level of bankruptcies in 2025 since the COVID pandemic. Michigan had 16,373 bankruptcies in 2025, which was 89 more than in 2024. And only 243 less than in 2020, when the state was under […]