Nadya Suleman's bankruptcy case was thrown out by a judge yesterday.

Suleman, who is best known as the 'Octomom' for giving birth to octuplets in 2009, failed to file a dozen financial documents that show her inability to pay the $1 million she owes. This glaring irresponsibility has resulted in her Chapter 7 bankruptcy case being thrown out. 

Suleman, a single mother, has 14 children and owes money to over 20 creditors including a Christian school and her father. She is unemployed, but has made money by selling her family photos to tabloids.

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The former defensive tackle for the Tampa Buccaneers, Warren Sapp, has opted to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in order to deal with his $6.7 million in debt. The ex-NFL player, who has four children with three different women, has fallen behind on payments to several creditors as well as on child support payments. 

He reveals his entire financial situation in the bankruptcy papers, and details his assets, as well as his liabilities. He also mentions that he lost his 2002 Super Bowl ring as well as his National Championship ring.  In the paperwork, his assets are set at $6.45 million, and that amount includes a large collection of Air Jordan sneakers, a De Grisogono watch, and a lion skin rug. 

Sapp is currently working for the NFL Network as an analyst, but his contract is up in August. He has told the media he is unsure of his contract renewal with the network. He filed the Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection paperwork in Florida on March 30.

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Leigh Steinberg, former millionaire sports agent and the inspiration for the 1996 film "Jerry Maguire," filed for bankruptcy this week.

Steinberg was one of the most sucessful and powerful sports agents in the business. The 62 year-old used to represent football players Troy Aikman, Warren Moon, and Ben Roethlisberger along with boxer Oscar De La Hoya.

In a memo he sent to family, friends, and the media, Steinberg states that his battle with alcoholism caused him to slip into bankruptcy. He owes more than $1.4 million to an Irvine company, but says his attorney is currently totalling up all his debt. Steinberg is seeking Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection.

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Avatar Tours, a company that took visitors on tour of the Grand Canyon, have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, according to court documents.

Court papers show that two people formed the company last year and toured visitors in a pair of 15-seat passenger vans. The company nearly doubled their sales in the year. The company then failed an inspection by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and this restricted the company to only drive in Nevada.

The vans were then seen traveling through Arizona toward the Grand Canyon anyway. After another violation, the company was told to stop its services. The company had already booked tours and now have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in order to liquidate its assets. 

If you or a loved one has been struggling with debt, this can be a stressful time. Contact the Arizona Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyers of  the Harmon Law Office, LLC, by calling  480-829-0494 today.

Yavapai Downs operators have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on Wednesday.

This bankruptcy filing is only two months after the Arizona racetrack cancelled thier live meeting because of the financial stress that was on the non-profit Yavapai County Farm and Agriculture Association.

The organization cited that they filed for bankruptcy protection because they were facing "overwhelming financial pressures" due to hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt to partners of Yavapai downs. Officials in the organization are saddened by the filing, but hope that this will help them revitalize the property. The organization cancelled their 56 day meeting just days before it was supposed to being. 

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Over recent years, bankruptcy filings have spiked because of tight credit may be begginning to drop.

There have been 3,808 filings in the first half of 2011, which is nearly 7.5 percent lower than what it was at this time last year. This trend has also been seen in statewide filings. These decreases are the first after four years of increased filings.

The most common type of bankruptcy filings are Chapter 7 filings that occur when people sell their remaining assets in order to pay creditors that they owe. Chapter 7 filings are down 8.5 percent from this time in 2010, but Chapter 11 filings have not seen such a dramatic increase.

If you or a loved one has been struggling with debt and would like to learn more about your options, contact the Arizona Chapter 7  bankruptcy lawyers of the Harmon Law Office by calling 480-829-0494 today.