COVID-19 Cripples Vegas's Economy, Bankruptcy Filings to Increase COVID-19 Bankruptcy Lawyers in Las Vegas and Henderson are here to assist you with the Coronavirus pandemic. On 3/27/2020, Las Vegas Bankruptcy Lawyer and staff write: COVID-19, the Coronavirus, has turned the [...]
What is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Chapter 13 bankruptcy is the second most common type of bankruptcy in Nevada. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the most popular type of bankruptcy in Henderson and Las Vegas. There are definite differences between ch 13 and [...]
Las Vegas Firm Explores Federal Program to Assist COVID 19 Victims in Nevada On 3/18.2020, our Las Vegas and Henderson attorneys write: COVID-19, commonly known as the Coronavirus, is impacting us all in one way or another. The most serious [...]
Las Vegas Economy Takes a Hit as Coronavirus Spreads On March 16, 2020, experienced bankruptcy attorneys at The Law Offices of Erik Severino wrote: Whether you are reading this article from your desk at work, or from your home quarantine, [...]
Who is responsible for debt in a divorce in Arizona? Divorce is a complicated and most often difficult experience for couples. When money is involved, the emotional and financial connection is broken. Couples divorcing will have to decide how to [...]
It’s the New Year. Time for a Fresh Start Many of us start the new year with the resolution to leave all of the past’s baggage behind. Abandoning toxic situations and breaking bad habits will take self-control. However, self-control will [...]
Las Vegas Bankruptcy Attorneys Offers “Zero Down Bankruptcy Filings” Many people in Las Vegas who need to file for chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy simply can not afford a bankruptcy attorney. This is one of the reasons Our [...]
Potential Bankruptcy for Forever 21 Forever 21 is a clothing retailer for teens and fashionable young adults that now faces potential bankruptcy. The company is preparing for a potential bankruptcy, according to reports. The clothing retailer has more than [...]
How a $15.00/hr. Minimum Wage Increase Would Affect the U.S. The federal minimum wage was created in 1938. Since 1938, in the last 81 years, minimum-wage has increased from $.25 to $7.25. For the longest time in history, Congress [...]
Toys-R-Us Pays Severance A bankruptcy judge approved a settlement to be paid to 33,000 former Toys R Us workers. The laid-off employees filed a class-action lawsuit against the company. Workers are receiving $2 million dollars. The law firm representing [...]
