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Rule 2004 doesn't apply to bankruptcy cases involving a lawsuit, which proceed under different rules.2 How a Bankruptcy Rule 2004 Exam Works The filer in a bankruptcy case (the debtor) has to provide a large amount of information to the court, the court-appointed trustee, and the creditors...
Post-bankruptcy rules of thumb If you’ve filed for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you’re probably already looking forward to putting it behind you. It won’t be easy, but these tips can help you stay the course: Check your credit reports regularly.As past debts are taken off your...
Bankruptcy helps an individual, family, or business discharge debts through either liquidation or a payment plan. There are six different types of bankruptcy, each designed for different circumstances and with different qualifying factors. Thebankruptcy processcan take anywhere from a few months to seve...
How often can you file for bankruptcy? You can file for bankruptcy as many times as you need to, but there are rules around the amount of time between filings. The law dictates that you must wait eight years between Chapter 7 filings, for example, and two years between Chapter 13 filings...
Remember,loan criteriacan vary depending on the lender, so it’s worth contacting one directly. Dunbar recommends asking questions like, “What are the rules? How long do I need to be outside of bankruptcy? What do I need credit-wise to qualify for a HELOC in the future?” He says any...
What Are Consumer Protection Laws for Bankruptcy? The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act includes several provisions to limit abuse of the bankruptcy system, including an income threshold for Chapter 7 bankruptcy for individuals. It also protects IRAs from bankruptcy liquidations so ...