Monthly Archives: November 2026
What Is an Adversary Proceeding in Bankruptcy Court?
Not everything that happens in a bankruptcy case is handled through the main case file. Certain disputes are serious enough, or different enough in nature, that they require their own separate lawsuit within the bankruptcy court. That separate lawsuit is called an adversary proceeding. What Makes a Dispute an Adversary Proceeding Federal Rule of… Read More »
How Tariff-Driven Price Increases Are Affecting Small Business Debt in Florida
Small business owners across Florida have spent the past year absorbing higher costs on imported goods and materials, and a growing number are finding that raising prices has not been enough to keep pace. What started as a supply chain problem is turning into a debt problem for many companies, particularly those in retail,… Read More »
Understanding Fraudulent Transfers in Business Bankruptcy Cases
When a business is heading toward bankruptcy, owners sometimes move money or assets out of the company before the filing, whether to pay back a favored creditor, protect personal guarantees, or simply keep something out of reach of the business’s debts. Whatever the motive, these moves often qualify as fraudulent transfers, and both federal… Read More »
