The founder of a Pennsylvania window repair and replacement company, Harvey Goodman, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy after accumulating millions of dollars in debt, and owing hundreds of thousands of dollars to a credit card company.

By filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Goodman will be allowed to keep all of his personal assets, including a $1 million home he owns in Florida. Also, this type of bankruptcy usually allows for the debtor to pay back their creditors in six months or less.

In addition to personal debt, it has also been reported that several customers of the company have paid for windows but not yet received them, causing the start of a criminal investigation into the business's practices. However, customers are currently receiving money back on their deposits for window installations from the company.

If you are facing personal debt and would like to look into filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, please contact the Arizona Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyers of the Harmon Law Office, LLC at 480-829-0494.