Legal advice on Business bankruptcy

Fleet rent a car in Zagreb, Croatia has gone out of business (bankruptcy). I'm due to return the car at the airport at the end of January, 2019. No one works there any more and the same for there location in the city. The phone lines have been disconnected and their website is no longer operating. If the airport security won't except the car, what would you suggest I do with it as I have a flight back to Canada to catch.

I want to file for personal and business bankruptcy today. Is it considered fraud if I open another company in the same location and perform the same operations but under a different name?

I am trying to file a bankruptcy for my small livery business and also need help in getting rid of money that I owe to IRS chicago. So technically it will be both personal and business bankruptcy together.

This is a small business that has run three Adult Foster Care homes for 47 years. The corporation papers have not ever been updated and two of the three owners have passed away. (I do not know if this makes a difference or not) Long story short, a daughter, and daughter-in-law have been operating the business. The sole person left on the corporate papers, Judy, lives in Florida. The business operates in Michigan. The business has been losing money for a few years and frankly has drained Judy financially as well. It is to the point where they do not know how they are going to pay their staff. Credit cards and lines of credit are maxed out. How does a company like this begin a shut down? Is bankruptcy an option? Please help. Thank you.

We have a house that we signed the deed to over to a property investor company, but the mortgage is still in our name. A year later the company has now notified us that they are going to be filing for bankruptcy. We are wanting to know how this is going to affect us or if it even will?

The changing trucking industry has caused our company to reach a financial crisis situation. The shortage of drivers and the fact that the vast majority of our business Is involved in military equipment moves has worked against us. We met with a bankruptcy attorney to find out that we cannot file because of lack of assets to liquidate. It was suggested that we just let the company die. My concern is personal liability when it comes to the BMC-85 trust agreement, whereby the trust administrator will pay claims against the trust and then bill back to our company. We are an S corp. Does that insulate us, personally, from the liability exposure. Also, does the federal government get involved in any way should we default.

Husband setup a e-com business and maxed out all of his credit cards establishing such. He is now in serious debt. Am I also responsible for said debts too? Will his debts affect my credit rating? Also, I had absolutely no knowledge of what he did until collections started. If I divorce him, would that help protect my assets from his debts even if files for bankruptcy?

One of the 2 small companies i own got a loan from a factoring company, lets call that company A. Company A couldn't pay, the credit sued,won and got a judgment. If creditor tries to withdraw funds but there is no money but they notice i have another business account with another separate entity (LLC) can they withdraw from that account? BTW, i signed a personal guarantee agreement.

I owned a transportation company for 7.5 years at the end of the business we had a house gas account at a gas station. The business went under with a negative balance. I have been served with a criminal theft complaint. Is this dischargeable?

I am a defendant in a clawback case that should never have been pursued. I lent money to a company, was paid back, and the trustee for the bankrupt company filed a claim to get the money back, despite having no evidence to pursue, and me having tons of supporting documents and affidavits supporting the loan. Additionally, he withheld evidence, and after 4 formal requests (2 months after the discovery deadline) did he turn over many new supporting documents but STILL has not provided everything In addition, in settlement talks with both myself and other parties, he asked for significant exempt assets, knowing that even if he won a judgement, he could not get a fraction of the amount he is asking (why initiate "good faith" settlement talks, force financial disclosure and then completely ignore it to try and get a higher number) I am looking for an aggressive attorney that has dealt with trustees like this before, and will have solutions on how to best get this case dismissed, and potentially represent a class action lawsuit against the trustee from the other defendants to recover legal fees (all other defendants won their cases)