Vohwinkel Law: Las Vegas Bankruptcy Attorney

05/19/2026

Healthcare costs are continuing to rise, and it’s impacting everyone: providers, employers, and patients alike. Hospitals are facing tighter margins, staffing challenges, and increasing operational expenses, while patients are delaying care because of affordability concerns.
The traditional healthcare model is becoming harder to sustain.
As the industry evolves, healthcare organizations that prioritize:
- Preventative care
- Operational efficiency
- Price transparency
- Better patient experiences
- Innovative technology
will be the ones best positioned for long-term success.
https://www.advisory.com/daily-briefing/2026/05/04/healthcare-costs

According to a recent poll from Gallup, most Americans say their financial situations are getting worse, with poll data from KFF showing that healthcare costs are a top concern for Americans — over the price of gas or groceries. See the data on our interactive charts.

05/04/2026

While many assume the mortgage payment is the main cause for foreclosures, we’re seeing something different.
For many families, the real strain comes from rising property taxes, higher insurance premiums, HOA fees, and the increasing cost of everyday living. These pressures can turn a manageable situation into a financial crisis.
It’s another reminder that financial hardship is rarely self-inflicted. Often, it is the result of economic conditions that people simply cannot outpace.
When it comes to housing, education and early action are critical.
• Options often exist before foreclosure
• Bankruptcy, loan modifications, and negotiations can create breathing room
• Early intervention can preserve more choices
• Compassion should always come before judgment

Foreclosure filings have reached their highest level since 2020. While many assume the mortgage payment is the main cause, we’re seeing something different. For many families, the real strain comes from rising property taxes, higher insurance premiums, HOA fees, and the increasing cost of everyday...

04/28/2026

⚖️Chapter 7 Bankruptcy:

-What are some common misconceptions?
-What does the bankruptcy wipe out?

Watch the full video here:
https://youtu.be/IE1D1Xk6kas?si=rllR5CahP1JW8Qof

02/16/2026

As if things were not expensive enough! Here come more increases.

Higher tariffs, labor and health-insurance costs have pushed many businesses to raise prices

02/13/2026

Even people with higher incomes are struggling in today’s economy. There’s no shame in asking for help or talking through your options. Call us today to see if we can help help you get out of debt at 702-735-1500.

Rising debt levels and more missed payments pushed a financial stress gauge to its highest level ever

01/26/2026

When you hear headlines about “investors”, who comes to mind?
Most people think of giants like BlackRock or Vanguard.
But the reality in Las Vegas tells a different story.
📍 26.29% of all single-family homes are investor-owned.
Of that, only about 6% belong to large institutional firms.
That means nearly 20% are owned by individual investors — everyday people, not corporations.
On the surface, that might sound better. But the impact is the same.
🏠 Fewer homes for families.
📈 Higher competition.
💰 Rising prices.
Everyone wants passive income, and real estate has become the fastest perceived path to it — but when everyone chases the same asset, affordability disappears.
This isn’t just a corporate problem.
It’s a market-behavior problem.

According to a study, investors have purchased nearly 100,000 homes since the start of the Great Recession and made up 23% of all home purchases in the Las Vegas Valley last year.
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01/19/2026

If you have debt that has been holding you back, or you don’t know how you’re ever going to pay it off, you’re not alone- more importantly you have options. Contact us today to wipe out that debt and get a fresh start.

According to WalletHub’s 2025 Household Debt Report, total household debt rose to $18.9 trillion nationwide at the end of quarter three of 2025, with the average U.S. household owing $154,152.

12/22/2025

When a car gets repossessed, it is important to act fast, but what if you don't act fast enough? Filing Chapter 7 or 13 stops the repossession right away and puts a pause on any collection calls or lender pressure. With Chapter 7, you usually have 3 months to figure out what you want to do with your car without having to act immediately. Even if the car’s already been taken, a Chapter 13 can still help you get it back—as long as it hasn’t been sold at auction yet. A Chapter 13 can also lower your interest rate, reduce monthly payments, and even get rid of any leftover balance, making it easier to get back on track financially.

Car repossessions have surged by 43% in the past year, and experts urge quick action to minimize financial damage. Here's some steps you can take. Full story in the comments.

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12/16/2025