If you are considering filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you probably have a lot of questions. After all, filing for bankruptcy is a big decision. A common question that many people have regarding Chapter 7 bankruptcy concerns the length of the process. In this article, we discuss how long the process of filing Chapter 7…
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What is a No-Asset Bankruptcy?
When we think of filing for bankruptcy, it is easy to assume that all of your assets will be sold. However, most bankruptcy cases are no-asset bankruptcy. So, what exactly is a no-asset bankruptcy, and who qualifies for one? Here is what to know about a no-asset bankruptcy and what you can do if you…
Continue reading…Can Your Credit Card Company Sue You for Unpaid Bills?
The cost of living isn’t cheap. It’s very easy to find yourself inundated with credit card bills that you can’t seem to pay. Even more interest and penalties end up added to your balance and you find yourself in a really difficult situation. As a result, you may be served with a lawsuit by your…
Continue reading…What to Know About Lien Stripping
A lien is a security interest that is placed on property to secure the payment of a debt or other obligation. Many people have liens on their houses. When the housing market worsens and the value of the home goes down, many junior mortgages (those that are granted subsequently) remain unsecured. Put simply, some liens…
Continue reading…What Are the Differences Between Personal and Corporate Bankruptcy?
Sometimes people find themselves over their heads in debt. Financial debt can affect anyone whether you’re a recent college graduate or an experienced professional. For many people, the choice to file for bankruptcy is made so as to provide relief. However, there are many differences between personal and corporate bankruptcy. The applicable rules are dependent…
Continue reading…How to Know if You’re Facing Creditor Abuse
Times are more difficult than ever and for many families and bills continue to go unpaid. While already an extremely stressful time for you and your family, these feelings of helplessness are often only exacerbated by continuous contact from your creditors. And although creditors do have certain rights regarding collections, their behavior is controlled by…
Continue reading…Credit Card Use After Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy can be a really difficult decision for many reasons. One reason is that it can greatly harm your credit. The good news is that it is definitely possible to rebuild your credit over time. Having a high credit score can open up a world of opportunity. That’s why getting back to a…
Continue reading…What Should You Look for in a Bankruptcy Attorney?
It’s never an easy decision to file for bankruptcy. However, making such a decision can have many positive effects on your life and can greatly benefit you. It can allow you to discharge certain types of debt and move forward. However, choosing whether or not to file for bankruptcy isn’t the only important decision that…
Continue reading…Keep These Tips in Mind After a Successful Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy is never an easy decision. So when you make the choice to do so, and you have been granted it, it can feel like a huge weight off of your shoulders. However, it’s important that you don’t get too comfortable once emerging from bankruptcy. While you may have a fresh financial start,…
Continue reading…Can You Discharge Debt Through Unemployment?
When you’re unemployed, it can be difficult for many to keep up with bills and day-to-day expenses. For that reason, many people make the difficult decision to file for bankruptcy. Since Chapter 7 bankruptcy requires that your income is beneath a certain threshold (the Chapter 7 means test), unemployment allows an opportunity to remove debt…
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