“Bad Girl” Amber Meade Files Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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Former Bad Girls Club star Amber Meade, star of the Oxygen network’s “reality show”, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. According to an article on www.RadarOnLine.com, the bubbly blonde actress listed only $4,510 in assets, including a 1994 Buick, $200 in checking and $100 worth of cash. She listed $52,241.64 in debt. According to the article, the Minnesota native had been “living hand-to-mouth for quite some time”, earning about $1,500 a month from promotional appearances and her job working for a mortgage company. However, she reported spent about $1,621 every four weeks for living expenses and repayment of a $6,580 student loan. No matter how much money you earn, if you spend more than you make, you’re going to encounter financial difficulties. To avoid having to file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, make and stick to a budget and live within your means. If you find yourself facing piles of bills, turn to the experienced attorneys at Client First Bankruptcy. The Client First Bankruptcy attorneys are an unsurpassed staff of the most knowledgeable consumer bankruptcy attorneys in the country, representing thousands of new clients each year in consumer bankruptcy matters. Client First Bankruptcy attorneys are current on all of the new Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy laws and are familiar with specific bankruptcy law in many states. Client First Bankruptcy attorneys answer their phones Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Central Time so you can get your initial complimentary consultation at a time that is most convenient for you. Our aggressive representation and extensive experience have earned Client First Bankruptcy attorneys a national reputation for excellence in the representation of debtors in financial distress. Call us toll-free at 800-383-6004 and log onto our newly designed, easy-to-navigate, interactive website, www.clientfirstbankruptcy.com. Do it for yourself; do it for your family. Do it today.

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No Fun for Social Gaming Company

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The owners of Durham, North Carolina, social gaming company Republic of Fun have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy to complete the dissolution of the company’s assets, including copyrights of two iPhone games first released in 2010. According to a recent news article on www.bizjournals.com by Amanda Jones Hoyle, the gaming company’s bankruptcy petition lists over $1 million in liabilities, mainly trade debt to government contracting company Lockheed Martin as well as back wages to some dozen former employees dating back three years. Republic of Fun, headed by CEO Frank Boosman and President Michael Rasmussen, listed $4,051 in cash left in the company’s corporate checking account as its only asset. The company reported it had experienced $1.2 million in revenue income in 2011. However, those numbers declined to $46,316 in 2012 and a mere $4,256 in 2013, according to the bankruptcy petition. The company had reportedly made a strong run at getting into the iPhone and iPad app development industry in 2009 and 2010 when it released Slug Wars and The Squadron, games that had a strong on-line presence. If you have been thinking about filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 personal bankruptcy due to failed real estate or other investments, contact the attorneys at Client First Bankruptcy. We are experienced and knowledgeable in the field of all aspects of personal bankruptcy. Hiring a Client First Bankruptcy attorney to counsel you through the process and provide representation may be the key to your financial freedom.  We have helped thousands of consumers like you discharge their debts.  For your free initial phone consultation, please call us toll-free at 800-383-6004 today or log onto www.clientfirstbankruptcy.com for more information. Our well-informed and compassionate attorneys answer their phones Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Central Time. Give us a call now; you and your family deserve a secure and happy future.

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