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There are a number of reasons people file for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Most commonly, the debtor is unable to repay their debt and would like a fresh start. The goal in a chapter 7 is to obtain a discharge of debts. However, for certain types of debts, the bankruptcy code does allow the debtor […]
If you are considering filing for bankruptcy you have probably learned that a means test will be conducted. The means test may be referred to as a number of different things, including a statement of monthly income. This is a required filing in every bankruptcy case, regardless of whether you are filing a Chapter 7 […]
Yes, you can file bankruptcy multiple times. In fact, there is no limit to the number of times that you can file. However, if you have received a discharge in a previous case, a certain amount of time must pass before you can receive a discharge again. The amount of time that must elapse […]
When considering filing for bankruptcy there are a number of things to consider. Of those, it is important to evaluate whether you should look into filing a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Probably the first thing to address is income. There are specific income requirements to file for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Many […]
A debtor can obtain a discharge of debt by filing for bankruptcy. A discharge of debt releases the individual’s personal liability for many types of debts. A discharge prevents creditors from making any collections efforts upon the debtor including phone calls, letters, and threats. If you live in the St. Louis Area, being represented by […]
Guest Post by Dunwoody and Jonesboro, Georgia bankruptcy attorney Peter Bricks Bankruptcy is all about getting the debtor a fresh start. So how long does it take to get that fresh start? A typical Chapter 7 bankruptcy case lasts about 4-6 months. However, if your case has some abnormal issues, like assets to liquidate or […]
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