The Daniel Law Firm, LLC

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Brian Daniel is a bankruptcy lawyer who has worked with many Front Range businesses and individuals, and can help you understand the process as you work through it. For more information, and a FREE CONSULTATION , contact Brian at (303)951-0233. Brian can be there to help your business during these tough times.

The news often reports on bankruptcy actions for celebrities and huge corporations, such as airlines and auto manufacturers, but it is important to understand that bankruptcy can also be a way to keep struggling small businesses operating while they get back on track. There is a belief by many people that bankruptcy automatically indicates that the business is closing; in reality, the goal of a chapter 11 bankruptcy is to provide financial relief by reorganizing debts and other finances in order to make it possible for the business to keep its doors open. The benefit to creditors is that they are more likely to recover some of the money they are owed than if the business closes, and the business obviously benefits by staying afloat.

When you are injured, the last thing on your mind may be finding legal representation. Unfortunately, however, this should probably be one of the first issues you address. In most Personal Injury cases in the State of Colorado, you will only have 2 years after the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim. Once this statute of limitations deadline has passed, you are barred from filing a personal injury claim. There are exceptions, however. For example, if your injuries were the result of an automobile accident, you will have 3 years to file your claim. Due to the complex and dynamic nature of Colorado law, it is best to contact a Parker, Colorado Personal Injury Attorney at The Daniel Law Firm immediately in order to analyze and address the specific details and needs of your unique case.

A trust’s benefits depend upon its purpose. Trusts can be used to provide for the needs of a Grantor in the event of incapacitation. They can also be used to pass assets onto the heirs of the Grantor. Individuals with a high net worth may use trusts as part of their estate planning in an effort to minimize the tax liability to their heirs. A trust can also provide the Grantor with more control than a Last Will and Testament over the distribution of assets after his or her death by, for example, allowing the Grantor to make stipulations that the beneficiary may not have access to the funds until they reach a certain age. Some individuals also establish trusts in an effort to avoid probate. A trust may provide more privacy than probate because probate records are public. Trusts can also be used to provide for special needs children upon the death of their parents.

If your business is suffering and you are considering bankruptcy as an option then you need the dedicated services of a professional Front Range chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney . Bankruptcy seems to be a forbidden topic in our society and is often misunderstood. Filing for bankruptcy does not mean your business is irresponsible, many businesses are able to come back from a processed bankruptcy claim. Filing for bankruptcy is a difficult and often a confusing process. Let the experience of chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney Brian Daniel help you make your decision less stressful. For more information and a FREE CONSULTATION, contact Brian Daniel at (303)951-0233.

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