Why File For Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? A Chapter 13 may reduce the same debt you would eliminate in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy by up to 90% of balances you owe, while allowing you to protect your house, car, or other assets….Click here to see more ...
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Trying to sell your house for a significant profit before your Florida bankruptcy case is complete.This could be an issue in a Chapter 13 case since it will last 3-5 years, while a Chapter 7 case will last only 90 days. If you are planning on selling your home before your bankruptcy ...
House Passes Federal Bill to Make Filing Bankruptcy TougherWASHINGTON (Bloomberg) -- A U.S. House of Representatives committee approved a bill Thursday making it harder for consumers to wipe out their debts through bankruptcy.U.S. Newspapers...
Why do people file bankruptcy? In our experience, these are some common scenarios: You are trying to keep debts current but are borrowing money from one card to pay other (robbing Peter to pay Paul). This is a house of cards (excuse the pun) and most people realize quickly that it can...
you can keep all your property, but you'll have to pay creditors the value of your "non-exempt" property such as your car or boat. Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a good option if you've fallen behind on a house or car payment and want to catch up on missed payments and keep the prope...
Bankruptcy is the legal process of declaring that you are unable to repay your personal or business debt to creditors. Bankruptcy was originally a process used by creditors but has evolved to become a method of helping debtors overcome their debt. Depending on the type of bankruptcy you file, ...
If the court fails to accept the petition, issue the proof of receipt or make a decision on whether to accept the petition, the debtor may file for bankruptcy with a higher court. If the court decides against accepting the petition...
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Before the bank levy, they could save a little at the end of the month. With a 25% wage garnishment imminent, what feasible remedy does client have to be relieved of the $18K judgment? She can file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. This will wipe out the judgment...