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A broken contract can leave a Massachusetts business with unpaid bills, extra costs or lost income. State law offers several ways to recover these losses. These may include money damages or court orders. The remedy depends on the contract terms, the type of breach and...
Losing your job can make it harder to keep up with debt payments and may affect your bankruptcy options. Because the means test factors in your income, when you choose to file for Chapter 7 can play a significant role in your eligibility. Does unemployment income...
If someone signed with you on a loan or debt and you are considering bankruptcy in Massachusetts, you may be concerned about what your filing could mean for them. Filing bankruptcy usually triggers an automatic stay, which stops most collection efforts against you,...
Credit card balances can grow faster than expected. Interest charges and late fees can make it harder to catch up, especially when you can only afford the minimum payment each month. For some Andover residents, Chapter 7 bankruptcy may offer a way to clear certain...
Student loan debt can make your finances feel impossible to manage, especially when credit card bills, medical costs or personal loans keep growing. You can still file for bankruptcy if you have student loans. Bankruptcy may help you eliminate or manage other...
Running a business requires building strong relationships with clients, vendors, and partners. When a competitor or outside party intentionally steps in to damage those relationships, the financial consequences can be immediate. Massachusetts civil law addresses this...
Facing a legal dispute often creates significant stress for individuals. Massachusetts law provides a clear path to resolve these complex conflicts. Knowing the steps involved helps parties prepare for the road ahead. Starting the case with a complaint The process...
Running a small business in Massachusetts costs money before it makes money. Rent in Boston, Worcester or Springfield climbs every year. Payroll taxes and health insurance mandates add pressure, too. When cash runs short, many owners reach for quick loans or merchant...
If a former employee just left for a competitor, you may be counting on the non-compete they signed to protect your business. A signature alone does not make it binding under Massachusetts law, and a small gap in how you drafted or delivered it could mean it will not...
Losing a job does not necessarily mean that someone will get to the point of declaring bankruptcy. Nonetheless, job loss is one of the leading causes of bankruptcy. Here is how job loss can lead to filing for bankruptcy: Significant financial strain Typically, when...