Just this morning I read an article in the North County Times
regarding the 15.1% rise in the unadjusted rate of unemployment in Riverside. Considering the pretty dismal change in S&P for the US, the high debt, and lack of “oomph” to the US economy I figure things could be a lot worse. I don’t think that I’m among a minority in Riverside bankruptcy attorneys when I say that things will probably get a lot worse. In fact, I think we’re pretty much all in agreement: things will get a lot worse before they even take baby steps towards getting better. Everyone has been impacted in some way by the horrible economy. Some families more than others, but everyone has felt the impact in some way. This Riverside bankruptcy lawyer has watched more conservative, stable, loving families walk through his door to understand that things have changed more profoundly than the government is willing to admit.
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Bankruptcy has now become the option for the middle class to escape the financial burden that has been placed on their shoulders. The middle class has for decades now been expected to pay all of the taxes, as well as, keep the economy going by making purchases. In a giant bite-the-hand-that-feeds-them, corporations have laid off in mass numbers the very people that purchase their products and services. Banks have raised interest rates and foreclosed on the people that have long kept them in business. Right now, Riverside bankruptcy services are probably the most searched on services in the county, and I can’t help but find that incredibly sad.
Yes, I’m a Riverside bankruptcy lawyer, but I’m also a member of this community. When I see more and more hardworking families sheepishly step through my door, I’m not rubbing my palms together in glee. I feel a pang in my heart, not only for those families, but for this country. That’s why I try to make the entire process as painless, efficient, and easy as possible for all of my clients. The sooner I can help get folks back on their feet, the sooner they can start to contribute to the economy again. The more people back in the economic mix, the better things will be for America. America doesn’t need more foreclosed houses, or families pushed to the brink of disaster. It needs a fresh breath of air. That’s why this Riverside bankruptcy lawyer will continue to help families in need, for as long as they need his help.