Dion R. Hancock, P.A.
Professional Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Attorney
Dion Hancock is an experienced and knowledgeable Tampa and St Petersburg bankruptcy attorney serving clients throughout Tampa Bay.
He specializes in Chapter 7, Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy law. Other practice areas include foreclosure defense, wage garnishment and creditor harassment.
If you are looking for an experienced, highly credentialed bankruptcy attorney in the Tampa Bay area you should secure the services of attorney Dion Hancock. With offices in St. Petersburg and Tampa, Florida you can conveniently set up a time and location to discuss your specific legal question.
Call Dion R. Hancock, P.A. today at (813) 223-4821 or contact us today for a free consultation that can help you get on the road to financial freedom.
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City of Hartford Close to Bankruptcy
The City of Hartford, Connecticut is headed towards bankruptcy, according to a new report by the New York Times. According the the Times: The problems in Hartford are similar to some other cities across the United States that have sought relief through bankruptcy: its tax base and population have shrunk and its pension obligations and
IHeartMedia Close to Bankruptcy
IHeartMedia, the online radio and media company is apparently close to bankruptcy after a big loss in the second quarter following a string of losses before that. According to mysanantonio : iHeartMedia Inc. lost $174 million in the second quarter as the radio, billboard and digital giant edged closer to bankruptcy, struggling under more than $20
Gymboree Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Gymboree has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The source is cbsnews.com. According to the children’s clothing retailer, as part of the restructuring they will be closing 350 stores. The company also owns Crazy 8 and Janie and Jack brand stores. The official company statement: The Gymboree management team is confident that this financial restructuring is
NFL Players and Bankruptcy
One in six NFL players file for bankruptcy. The source is cbsnews.com. According to CBS News: Taken in total, almost 16 percent of the players studied declared bankruptcy during the first twelve years of retirement. The bankruptcies did not correlate with the amount of money made over a career or the length of time in
Bankruptcy Lottery Winners
Nearly a third of all lottery winners declare bankruptcy. The source is fortune.com. According to Fortune: …nearly a third of lottery winners declare bankruptcy—meaning they were worse off than before they became rich. Other studies show that lottery winners frequently become estranged from family and friends, and incur a greater incidence of depression, drug and