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Student loans might be discharged through bankruptcy.
If you file a Chapter 7 and you have a secured debt, often times a car note or a mortgage, you will be asked by the creditor to reaffirm that debt. What does that mean? When a Chapter 7 debtor reaffirms a debt they agree to continue paying that obligation even after their bankruptcy case […]
The decision to file or not to file a bankruptcy can be stressful and overwhelming. Many attorneys offer free consultations to get to know the prospective client’s situation to better be able to counsel them in making a proper, informative decision. If you and your attorney decide that a bankruptcy is beneficial to you and […]
I Owe My Family Money. Should I Pay Them Back Now? When you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, or even a Chapter 13, your attorney might ask you if you have paid any friends or family members any money in the last 12 months? I ask this question to every single client I meet with […]
Should I file a Corporate Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? If you own a business and that business is struggling, bankruptcy might be a consideration for your business. This article will address filing a Chapter 7 for your business, which essentially means dissolving the business. If you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy for your LLC or S-Corporation, […]
It is getting towards the time of the year when people start thinking about how much money they might receive for their tax refunds early next year. If a potential debtor is thinking about this, then a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Trustee will also likely be thinking about it. […]
If you have spoken to anyone before about bankruptcy, they probably told you that they received a “discharge” of their debts. I have noticed when I am meeting with clients for the first time and I let them know they are eligible for a discharge, often I get a look […]
A dependent is defined as “someone who relies on another for support; one not able to exist or sustain oneself without the power or aid of someone else.” This definition matters quite a bit if you are considering filing for bankruptcy. Times have been rather tough for some Americans as the economy has hit a […]
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