Is The United States Bankrupt? The Dellutri Law Group Offers A Free Consultation.
Is the United States Bankrupt? Yea probably, but it doesn't seem to know it just yet. We are running deficits every year with no end in sight, and the national debt continues to escalate.
Normal people would have pulled their hair out by now. Normal people would have said enough is enough. Normal people would have changed their spending habits when the money was gone. However, this small cash flow issue does not seem to bother our Government, as they continue to spend, spend, spend. Who was the last person or corporation that spent themselves into prosperity? Go ahead think about it.
It is at this time that I must re-iterate my offer to the United States Government. As a responsible citizen, business owner and bankruptcy attorney, I will gladly provide a free consultation to the United States Government, just like I do to all of my consumer clients. I am extending this offer because I think this Great Country is bleeding cash, and we need to stop the wasting of resources in this Country.
I am willing to sit down with the President, Tim Geithner and anyone else. I will even provide a beer for the president, as he may need it when I tell him that Air Force One will probably be sold at a Bankruptcy Trustee's auction.
At this free consultation we can discuss the Government's debt problems and how a bankruptcy can lead the way to a fresh financial start.
I could go on and on, but I think you get the point.
This post was submitted by Carmen Dellutri, Esq., founder of The Dellutri Law Group, P.A. Currently, the firm has offices in Port Charlotte, Fort Myers, Naples and Sarasota. Mr. Dellutri also sits on the Board of American Board of Certification. Mr. Dellutri is also one of the founders of the Bankruptcy Law Network, Debt Law Network, Credit Law Network, and Mortgage Law Network. Mr. Dellutri also writes for the firm's personal injury litigation blog, www.faircreditreportingactblog.com and www.fairdebtcollectionpracticesactblog.com, and the firm's mortgage modification blog.