CHAPTER 12 BANKRUPTCY FOR FARM, AGRICULTURE, AND FISHING BUSINESSES ON THE BIG ISLAND

Many people on the Island of Hawaii make their living in the agriculture and fishing industries that exist here on The Big Island. If you run an agribusiness, farming, or fishing business, or are a farmer or fisher, and are considering filing for bankruptcy, you may qualify for Chapter 12 bankruptcy, which is a special type of bankruptcy designed for farming & agriculture businesses that was expanded to include fishing operations. Big Island bankruptcy attorney Barbara L. Franklin specializes in helping farmers and fishers file for Chapter 12 bankruptcy and is ready to help your business reorganize its debts.

CHAPTER 12 BANKRUPTCY ON THE ISLAND OF HAWAII

Few things are as devastating for a Hawaii farmer or commercial fisher than the prospect of filing for bankruptcy. Chapter 12 bankruptcy is a special type of bankruptcy reserved for family farmers, fishers, and other agricultural businesses. If your Big Island business’s primary operations involve agriculture or commercial fishing, you may qualify for Chapter 12 bankruptcy if your business is organized as a farm or other agricultural enterprise. Serving Honoka`a, Waimea, Kailua Kona, Keaau, Hilo, Kalaoa, Volcano, Waikoloa, and all of The Big Island, Chapter 12 bankruptcy attorney Barbara L. Franklin has helped numerous Big Island farmers and fishers successfully file for Chapter 12 bankruptcy and is ready to help you do the same.

CHAPTER 12 FARM & AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION

Agriculture and fishing is essential to the economy of Hawaii. For this reason, Chapter 12 bankruptcy is specially designed to help agricultural business owners restructure their debts. Barbara L. Franklin is a Hawaii bankruptcy lawyer with extensive experience helping Big Island agricultural businesses file for Chapter 12 bankruptcy, and is ready to put her years of experience to work for yours. If you operate an agricultural or commercial fishing business, contact the Honokaa office of Big Island bankruptcy lawyer Barbara L. Franklin. She offers flexible appointment scheduling, and your first consultation is comprehensive, thorough and cost-effective, so you have nothing to lose by exploring your options and consulting with an experienced Hawaii bankruptcy attorney to see if you qualify for Chapter 12 bankruptcy.

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If you’re thinking of filing for Chapter 12 bankruptcy, you can contact Big Island real estate attorney Barbara L. Franklin at (808) 775-0530 or at her Honokaa, HI office, located at 45-3438 Mamane St, Bldg 2.