When people are struggling with too much debt, they may find themselves wondering how Chapter 7 bankruptcy works. This type of bankruptcy is one of the most common. It allows individuals to liquidate their assets in order to pay off...

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a type of bankruptcy that requires you to repay some of your debts over time. This type of bankruptcy allows people to keep all their property, including any car, home or other valuables. Chapter 7 bankruptcy...

Although you may feel you are drowning in a sea of debt, there are viable methods for returning to shore and resuming your life—with a more manageable debt repayment plan. For individuals who receive a substantial income and want to...

What is Chapter 11 bankruptcy? Essentially, when a business does not qualify for Chapter 7 and 13, they must file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which is a type of bankruptcy specific only to businesses and corporations. Luckily, Chapter 11 has...

Out of all types of bankruptcy, Chapter 7 may be the preferred approach, as it is the easiest to navigate. When an individual or business makes the difficult decision of filing for bankruptcy, they are attempting to erase debts by...

The word bankruptcy is often associated with failure, but in the United States, bankruptcy can be a tool for success. Bankruptcy is when someone or some business cannot pay their debts owed to creditors. This may offer relief from debt...

Choosing an attorney to help you file for bankruptcy is an important decision. Every state sets out different requirements. You must do your research and know exactly what to look for to choose the best bankruptcy lawyer for you.  After...

We are proud to announce that Blue Bee Bankruptcy has been voted the Best Bankruptcy Law Firm in Salt Lake City by Inbound Systems and the Best of SLC. Our experience and dedication to our clients is second to none....

Chip Parker, Esquire, founded Blue Bee Bankruptcy Law to serve Utah clients/consumers/small businesses and protect their legal rights in Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and Chapter 11. Banks, mortgage companies, credit card companies, payday lenders, title loan companies, and creditors all have attorneys lined up to...